>Thanks George,
>
>Someone pointed out to me that I hadn't yet called SelectObejct(), that was what I was missing. I am still having problems getting the coordinates of the window in properly. Thanks for you help

Just one more thought, Elliot. It begins, however, with a question. Are you using foxtools to retrieve the window handles via _WhTohWnd(_WFindTitl(Form.Caption))? If so, there's another function in foxtools to retrieve the window rectangle: _GetWRect(). It'll elminate one API call, and is easier to deal with than GetWindowRect(). Here's the syntax:

* lnhwnd is the window handle
STORE 0 TO lnTop, lnLeft, lnBottom, lnRight
= _GetWRect(lnhwnd, @lnTop, @lnLeft, @lnBottom, @lnRight)

Note that the value returned by the (and GetWindowRect() as well), include the title bar, and the window frame. So if trying to calculate a position within a window, you have to take these into account. Of course, SYSMETRIC() will help here. For example, assume a form at 0, 0 in relation to the desktop. The 0, 0 postion within the form will be at a different relative position to desktop since this position is below the title bar and frame from the top, and to the left of the frame.

hth,