>>Someone else suggested making a builder, too. It sounds interesting, but I'm
>>not ready to jump into making a builder at this point.
>
>You know, that's what I thought, too, until I realized that all a builder is is a call to ASELOBJ(), with various code afterwards. You can even write a temporary builder in the Command Window by using the downarrow after every line, then selecting the whole thing and hitting ENTER.
>
>For example, you could select a group of textboxes and do the following in the Command Window:

>ASELOBJ(laTextboxes)
>FOR EACH loTxt IN laTextboxes
>    loTxt.Color = RGB(0,0,255)
>    loTxt.FontSize = loTxt.FontSize + 1
>    loTxt.Height = loTxt.Height + 1
>ENDfor

>It's a great timesaver, once you get over the mental block... :-) (So's creating a wizard template, but that's another post.)

That's cool. I didn't realize you could do that.

Thanks,

-Michelle