Kevin,

Thanks for clarifying the Event Object issue. Do you have an estimate of when the enhancements to the Event Object will become available? I really see them as something that we will be using quite extensively in our development effort.

>As mentioned in the Developer's Guide, the first column of the array you are >passing in the CREATEOBJECT command should contain the name
> business object. The second column of the array is used to store an object >reference to the business objects...if they already exists...In your case they
> don't, so you can simply leave column 2 of the array blank which will make the >TYPE of that column Logical.

Oh...I will give that a try. I was setting the 2nd column of the array to the non-existant object reference, as in "ThisForm.BorrowerObj", and since it was evaluating to a "C"haracter data type, it would fail. I will try leaving the column blank and see what happens. I thought that the code was checking to see if the type was specifically "O", but maybe it will work?

>P.S. Have you ever recovered from the "um...Lisa" faux pas?

Only partially......I have elected to voluntarily submit to electro-shock rorshach tests to see if that helps.

Thanks again,
...douglas