Chuck,

The Attended form class should have a property to hold your return value. Alternative solution would be passing a parameter object to the form and setting properties of this object.

There are other ways of solving this problem, but IMHO saving a property in a form, then hiding the form, grabbing the property's value and releasing the form is one of the most commonly used techniques.

>Naomi,
>Which form are referring to to save the value in? Here is the code from the calling form:
>

>LOCAL llUpdate
>llUPdate = .F.
>
>IF VARTYPE(oAttended) != 'O'
>	PUBLIC oAttend
>	oAttend = NEWOBJECT('attended','attended',oAppVars.psExeName)
>ENDIF 
>llUpdate = oAttend.show(1,psDbf,psClass,psCity,psBldg,psRoom,psMo,psDay,psYr,psTime)
>RETURN llUpdate && always returns true
>

>
>>>I cannot get a correct boolean return value from a form class, it is always true. This is the code:
>>>

>>>oAttend unload event = return Thisform.plUpdated
>>>
>>>llUpdated = oAttend.show(1,psDbf,psClass,psCity,psBldg,psRoom,psMo,psDay,psYr,psTime)
>>>

>>>The value is False in the unload of the form class but changes to True when returned to the calling form class. Yes, the window type is modal. Any ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks, Chuck
>>
>>
>>The only way to get the value using class is to save the value in form's property, in the close button, hide the form, in your code grab the value and then release the form.