>I am trying to add an OLE container object to a form and have the ability to change the documentfile property based on user selection. I have tried it two ways:
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>1) Adding a OLE container control onto the form and setting the OLEClass, Linked and DocumentFile properties in the property page. This works fine, but I need to programmically change the documentfile property based on a selection from the user. The problem is the documentfile property is read-only. Can it be done this way?
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>2) Adding the control using code: thisform.ADDOBJECT("ole2", "olecontrol", "word.document.6"). This statement alone does not work. I have read that you can add onto the statement, parameters (I assume the document file and the linked property) that are passed to the objects INIT event. But I am not sure how the INIT event is invoked and how I can create one with the LPARAMETER statement if the object is being created in code.
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>Can anyone help?
>Becky

AFAIK, if you're building the above class visually, you should be able to place the parameters at the top of the init method.

HTH