What are these two lines of code?

>No, you only need to add two line of code, nothing more!
>
>>I don't know, that is 1st. Secondly, I have a very large vertical application that would require many changes, in order to convert to the FoxyPreviewer. I hear only good things about FoxyPreviewer but I don't see, for far, the need to change.
>>
>>>Why don't you use FoxyPreviewer?
>>>
>>>>The CreateObject approach you describe maybe possible (although after you received C5, I would be concerned), but I don't want to change my code of DEFINE WINDOW since it has been working for a long time.
>>>>Thank you.
>>>>
>>>>>After read others responses I thought that maybe you could use a actual Form object (via Define Class RepWindow as Form ) instead of a Define Window RepWindow. They should be the same to VFP. Does anyone else have anything to add to this approach?
>>>>>
>>>>>WAIT … I just tried this and am getting a C5 error on the REPORT FORM line
>>>>>
>>>>>

>>>>>RepWindow=CREATEOBJECT("RepWindow")
>>>>>RepWindow.show(2)
>>>>>
>>>>>REPORT FORM RepWindow TO PRINTER PROMPT PREVIEW WINDOW RepWindow
>>>>>
>>>>>RETURN
>>>>>
>>>>>DEFINE CLASS RepWindow as Form
>>>>>	caption = 'RepWindow'
>>>>>	windowstate = 2
>>>>>*	visible = .t.
>>>>>ENDDEFINE
>>>>>

>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have the following code in my application that creates a window in which a report is previewed. Here is the code:
>>>>>>

>>>>>>DEFINE WINDOW RepWindow ;
>>>>>>   FROM 1, 1 TO 20, 20 ;
>>>>>>   TITLE cReportTitle SYSTEM 
>>>>>>
>>>>>>ZOOM Window RepWindow  Max
>>>>>>
>>>>>>WAIT CLEAR 
>>>>>>
>>>>>>REPORT FORM (cReportFrxName) TO PRINTER PROMPT  PREVIEW WINDOW RepWindow
>>>>>>
>>>>>>RELEASE WINDOW RepWindow	
>>>>>>

>>>>>>
>>>>>>While user is previewing the report (at the line REPORT FORM above), a code in another place of the application scans all open windows, as such:
>>>>>>

>>>>>>lnForms = _screen.formcount
>>>>>>	 
>>>>>>FOR i = lnForms to 1 STEP -1
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     *-- try to release this form:
>>>>>>     _screen.Forms(i).Release
>>>>>>
>>>>>>ENDFOR
>>>>>>

>>>>>>
>>>>>>But the _screen.formcount does not seem to include the form created with the DEFINE WINDOW (above).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>How can I either include the form created with DEFINE WINDOW in the _screen.formcount? Or how can I check if this form created with DEFINE WINDOW exists?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA