>Let's say I have a form that has a 'Save' button.
>
>What is the proper or most prefered place to store
>the code associated with this action? I have come
>up with three possibilities and in the most intuitive,
>but perhaps not most optimal order:
>
>1. cmdsave.click() - self contained and easy to find
>
>2. thisform.save() or this.parent.save()- almost as easy
> to get to the code, and can be called from the button,
> menu or toolbar.
>
>3. object.savemethod() - most obscure and least familiar
> to me
>
>Does any of this change if I couple the save button with
>add, next, prev into a container?
>
>Your thoughts on this matter will be appreciated.

Mine is kinda spread out. But, most of the code is in the form. Here's what I have in the Save button:

WITH ThisForm
IF .BeforeSave()
IF .Save()
.AfterSave()
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDWITH

Only the Save has generic code. The BeforeSave and AfterSave can be customized for each form.