>Mabry does care about VFP and understands it. You can capture the events with the VFPCOM.DLL.

Yeah, I was surprised to see refrences in the FAQ and a sample for it. I'm going to continue using the OLEContainer method though.

This has the ultimate goofiest event method ever though, this is how I think it works (correct me if I'm wrong).

Every method has a Done event. Bag that: Every method uses the same Done() event, then in that event, you check the LastMethod property to determine what is done, so the Done event looks like:

lparame lastmethod, errorno

do case
	case lastmethod = 1
		*Do many lines of code, or call another method, ect.
	case lastmethod = 2
		*Do many lines of code, or call another method, ect.
	case lastmethod = 3
		*Do many lines of code, or call another method, ect.
	case lastmethod = 4
		*Do many lines of code, or call another method, ect.
	case lastmethod = 5
		*Do many lines of code, or call another method, ect.
endcase

Is that a standard anywhere? I've never seen anything like it, it could be very easy to max out the call stack that way if you call other methods from this event.