>>There's one problem with this: if Thisform.MyObject doesn't exist at all, I believe you'll generate an error. In addition, this code is not as clear as to intent, making maintenance more difficult in the long run.
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>David,
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>Nope, you just get U as the return type for undefined.
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>JimB

I think David is somehow right. The code loses in readability. But I like it.

It may also give you a problem on a long run if MS decides that Name is no longer a property for all objects. After all, is not specified that all objects have it. :)

Vlad