>>>>The tricky part being that if a variable (say x)= .null. , ? x= .null. will return .f.. You _have_ to use the isNull function.
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>>>Ah! HTML Codes ...
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>>>Marc
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>>Marc & Steve
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>>Thanks. In my method for releasing the toolbar I had "this.oToolBar = .NULL." I changed it to " =ISNULL(this.oToolBar)" and the error went away.
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>>Appreciate the help
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>Make sure U do a global search for this problem. I remember forgetting one and it drove me crazy. ISNull is really helpful...
Steve,
Actually I did have a problem, the toolbar wouldn't go away after the form dissapeared, but putting "this.oToolBar = ISNULL(.T.)" corrected the problem. I didn't have the problem in version 3. ??? Am I going to be haunted?
Thanks
Jon Paskett
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
We all have to start somewhere...
Sometimes over again!