>>Where is this code? In a Form?
>>In that case since the mmDataGridView1_CellContentClick() method belongs to the Form then 'this' refers to the form. In short 'this' always refers to the class in which it is contained (except in extension methods). I don't see how this (no pun intended) differs from VFP behaviour.
>>BTW the 'This.' isn't needed unless there can be ambiquity.
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>Viv -- just wanted to comment on the use of "this" ... I prefer that it is *always* used when needed. That way it is easy to tell at a glance whether you are referencing a field on the control (from the declarations), or simply a variable in the method you're currently in.

You bet. It can save a LOT of headaches.

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>I have a hard time enforcing my whims on other developers though (and it drives me nuts to look at their code <g>)
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Carry a baseball bat when meeting with other developers and use it pro-actively.

>~~Bonnie