>>>If I create a cursor in the form's LOAD, shouldn't it be available in the INIT of a class on the form? I have a property on the class container (CurrentAlias) but it seems that the cursor is not there when the container is created.
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>>I have the impression that things you put on the property sheet are instantiated earlier. How about transferring that to the .Init() event? I mean, in case you are trying to do things through the Property Sheet right now.
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>I am doing it that way. It gets frustrating; I thought that's one of the reasons there was a property sheet.

Well, as a general rule, if it doesn't work in the Property Sheet, try Form.Init(). It usually works, but there do seem to be some differences:

Instantiation order (not so sure about this one).

AFAIK, no way to use #DEFINEd constants.

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