>Dan,
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>It can't *s*
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>If you allow multiple instances of a form you don't have to NAME or LINK them. You can simply use _screen.Forms[] as a rudimentary forms manager if you have to access forms from a global perspective, or create a full blown forms manager. FWIW, to date I don't have a forms manager class and I have some pretty complex systems running right now.
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>>If opening multiple forms like above, how does VFP handle the variable myForm?

Ok. Here's another question, then. We have a company that wants to add old Dos interface keyboard navigation buttons. PGUP for previous record ... etc. What we were thinking would be easiest would be to add form specific menus. Now the question is what is the best way to handle movement if your not using Name and they can have multiple instances of the same form open. _SCREEN.ActiveForm?