>Even if you reset it?

I'll try this.

>FWIW, I have never had this problem, because my framework doesn't use a DoForm method. Rather, all of my forms register themselves with the forms manager when they are started. This keeps me out of the parameter passing mess, lets me use DO FORM whenever I want, and avoids trouble like you are having here.

Well, it's not my framework. Also, all forms are VCX based so DoForm actually creates the class, shows it too. Also, if the form is Modal it gets the value from uRetValue property of the form and returns it.

One suggestion was to put a DoForm method into the BaseForm class also, which would be a bit of code duplication.

BOb