>>How do I do the equivalent of "IF thisform.DoSomething() THEN..." where "DoSomething" returns .T. or .F.?
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>>It complains that "DoSomething" is a method, not a property.
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>You shouldn´t have any problems; I do that kind of thing regularly. (For example, I have code like

IF ThisForm.PreInit()...

). Did you code it exactly as shown? Did you include the parenthesis? Maybe you could post the original code?
>
>HTH!

No, I forgot the parens. I figured that out when I went back to follow Ed's suggestion.

Thanks,

-Michelle