>>>I did, tried it, and it doesn't work in my class form. It works if the form is just an SCX. Or at least that's how it seems to be.
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>>For me it does work on a form class, but only if it is top level (showwindow = 2).
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>Where are you putting your calls to FadeIn and FadeOut? How are you using the Visible property of the form?

I create the two methods on the form: FadeIn() and FadeOut().

I do not call fadeIn() from the INIT() method as was in the example, but I put the following code in the SHOW() event:

PARAMETERS nStyle
*
THISFORM.FadeIn()
DODEFAULT(0)

When I call the form I do the following:

loForm = NEWOBJECT("MyForm","MyLibrary")
loForm.SHOW(0)

(You need to have the code in place to to the Read Events or keep the variable of the top level form, because the form is not modal.)