>Ok, if I'm translating this correctly, you do something like
>
>Public Class Signon
> Public SCN as String
> .
> .
> .
> dim DispQuestion as new frmDispQuestion 'Create/call 2nd form here
> DispQuestion.Show()
>
>Then in DispQuestion, something like
>
>Public Class DispQuestion
> Public dSCN as String = SignOn.SCN
>
>
>?
>

Unless you make the class Signon static, you will have to instantiate it in your code before accessing the property.