>Since this is September 30, I guess this will be my last frivolous post...but.....
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>I was thinking that in VFP6, with Access events, we trekkies can now have Mr. Spock at our sides during application development.
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>Create a new custom class named "Vulcan".
>Create a property called "Opinion". Default it to blank.
>Create a collection (array property) called "Favorites".
>Create a method called "Opinion_Access".
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>In the Init of the class, fill the Favorites collection with as many Spock-isms as you can recall; ie, "Fascinating","Highly Logical", etc...
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>In the Opinion_Access method put a RANDOM and randomly set the property of Opinion to one of the Favorites collection entry.
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>Then, you can do the following from the Command Window:
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>Spock=CREATEOBJECT("Vulcan")
>?Spock.Opinion
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>(A Spock saying is randomly returned) Cool, huh?

I don't think this is frivolous. This is a fun example of how to utilize new features. This is much more likely to be experimented with by beginners, etc., than some dry, abstract example.