you have a _screen.formcount property and a _screen.forms() collection. Which leads to _screen.forms(i).name if you do a for i = 1 to _screen.formcount

>Is there a way to access the collection that owns all running VFP forms?
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>I have a "parent" form that runs "As Top-Level" and several "child" forms that run inside the parent "In Top-Level." Some of the child level forms need to run alone, so I need a way to determine which forms are running.
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>Initially, I thought that Parent.Controls might contain the child forms. Had this been true, I could have quickly looped through the collection looking for BaseClass = "Form" or whatever.
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>Next I looked for an application-level collection that contains all forms. The application object seemed a likely suspect ... but no luck there. Couldn't find anything else.
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>MS indicated that there is a collection containing all forms (evident in the Debugger's Locals window) but this collection is not exposed to the developer via native-VFP code.
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>Does anyone have any suggestions? Are there any options other than Formsets?
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>Thanks.
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>JS