>Jim,
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>??
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>Well, I just created a screen called TEST (original, huh.. <g>)
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>I then ran the form and while it was still running I typed the following:
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>a) ? vartype(_screen.activeform.barf)
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>b) I received U back
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>I then added barf as a property and repeated step a above. a 'L' was returned.
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>I then edited the property, types in a '0' (zero). When repeating step a above a 'N' was returned.
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>I then simply deleted the zero (which turns the property into a Character type by default) and received a 'C' back.
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>Perhaps you could post a simple example of what's not working?
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>Don't know if this matters but I'm runninf SP3...
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>Regardless of what the docs say (and I quite agree they need improving!) or do not say, and unless I'm misunderstanding you everything seems to me to work as advertised.
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>??
activeform.barf??? ROFL...I've *got* to have you do a presentation at the UG.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer