>
>I would use a hook in this case. Something like BeforeInit(). Then your init() would be:
>
>IF !This.BeforeInit()
> RETURN .F.
>ENDIF
>
>and your normal init code would follow here.
>

Thanks Jose for the reply. Just when I thought that I understood...

Does the IF ... ENDIF go in the init of the form class or a sub classed form?

Are you testing to see if the form has the beforeinit() if not return f?

Thanks