Jeff,

You are probably running into a variable scoping problem. It would be best to avoid variables in this situation. Instead give the first form a property named nAccept. Then when you call the verify form you can;

DO FORM Verify WITH THISFORM

In Verify you add a property named oCaller and in its Init you;

LPARAMETERS poCaller
Thisform.oCaller = poCaller

Then when the user makes their choice you can;

IF UserChoseOne
   Thisform.oCaller.nAccept = 1
ELSE
   Thisform.oCaller.nAccept = 2
ENDIF

This eliminates the memory variables trying to cross object boundaries.