Thank you for your coherent and knowledgable response. It is perfectly fine that AMEMBERS() does not function with COM objects (which is what we were discussing and not UI). However, it is not OK that a C5 error is the result of trying to use AMEMBERS() on a COM object. The C5 error is indicative of some problem (referred to, in some circles, as a bug) in VFP.
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Hi Dick,

If you've encountered a C5 error using AMEMBERS() that's replicatable, I'm sure that Randy would be most interested in seeing the code.

I reported an instance of this error here in one of my posts, and heard (almost immediately) from Randy via email. After working with him (providing him the source code), it turned out to be a problem with something I had done, and I posted this as well.

It's been my experience that most C5 errors, if they are not replicatable, are more likely than not, programming errors. The only time I've run into it where it wasn't was connected with DCOM not being installed on a user's machine. In every other case, it was connected with something I had done.

I'm not saying that this is the case here. I'm sure we'd all be interested in seeing the code that you used to produce this error.

Regards,