Harry ---

I used _SCREEN.ActiveForm.Name instead of the old WONTOP() but I must confess I still use WEXIST(). It's just more convenients than scanning through the _SCREEN.Forms() collection.

And BTW, a collection is nothing more fancy than an array attached to an object.



>>Hi Harry,
>>
>>Perhaps I'm not quite understanding want you're asking, but here's a small sample of what you can access from either the _screen or forms collection.

>>? _SCREEN.FormCount && the number of currently active forms.
>>? _SCREEN.ActiveForm.Caption
>>? _SCREEN.ActiveForm.BaseClass && the base class name
>>? _SCREEN.ActiveForm.Name
>>* Assuming multiple forms (5 in the example).
>>? _SCREEN.Forms(5).Caption && The caption of the form at the bottom of the z order
>>? _SCREEN.Forms(5).Name

>>hth,
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>Apologies. I appear to be in dork mode. The above looks like it will do the trick, but even easier is using the very functions I was screaming for an equivalent (of). WONTOP() works ferchrissake! And so do all the others. It just hadn't occurred to me to try them with forms!
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>Having said that, the examples you've just given finally make sense of the 'activeform' handle which I was having trouble with.
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>Many thanks
>
>Harry