I forgot to mention one observation. The code contained within
cRegistry.Init (see below) never executes the first time. This is becuase the
goApp object is not created by cApplicationCOM until after cRegistry
is created. However, on the second run, for some reason, goApp is not
being released and thus exists when cRegistry.Init is executing, hence
it tries to set goApp.oRegistrySetting to itself. This in turn doesn't
work because the property oRegistrySetting does not exist as part of
the cApplicationCOM class.


* Bottom lines of cRegistry.Init
IF TYPE('goApp') == 'O'
IF TYPE('goApp.oRegistrySetting') != 'O' OR ;
ISNULL(goApp.oRegistrySetting)
goApp.oRegistrySetting = This
ENDIF
ENDIF