>Is your app object a container and you want to add the form as a member?
>Or is it a custom class, and you just need a reference to the form?
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>I don't know of a way to use NewObject syntax with Addobject, but you can always addProperty to the custom object, and just store a reference:
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>oApp.AddProperty('oForm',NEWOBJECT("AppMgr","AppManager.vcx"))
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>But since this reference is a reference and not a contained object, you will have to deal with NULLing it out in the oApp's destroy method.

Yeah, it is based on the custom class, and I do release it in the destroy with an oApp.oForm.Release(). CreateObject works fine. I am just trying to learn how to use NewObject() in this particular situation. Trying to do it the OOP way versus creating a public variable to hold the reference to a non-modal form class that I want to *pop up* when the user hits a certain field.