In VB, CreateObject is only for true OLE controls. Otherwise, you'll either
load the form, or dimension a new object based on your form class

' This example loads the form invisible and show's it. VB defaults the
object reference to the same name as the form:
Load MyForm ' Loads the form invisible
MyForm.Caption = "New Caption"
MyForm.Show ' Shows the form

or

' Create objects based on an existing form, like VFP's createobject("formclass")
' Create as many instances of the base form as you need:

Dim NewForm as MyForm, NewForm2 as MyForm ' Allows early binding in compiler

Set NewForm = New MyForm ' Myform is an existing form in your project
NewForm.Caption = "New Caption"
NewForm.Show
' Launch a 2nd instance
Set NewForm2 = New MyForm
NewForm2.Caption = "New Caption 2"
NewForm2.Show


>thanx for your ans.
>certanily i will try that.but again i want to ask you is that there is a function in VFP which i have used is CREATEOBJECT() through which i can create
>a object can manipulate the properties of that object before i give object.show
>
>that means if i am calling a form through another form by using the
>CREATEOBJECT() then i can change the properties of the called form as well as
>i can change the properties of the parent form by doing some coding.
>
>so, if there is any option for doing such thing in VB pls. write me.
>
>again thanx for your previous ans.
>
>Amol