>>Bret,
>>Also try this modal approach (eliminates playing with _screen) :
>>
>>

oForm = createobject("myModalReport","myReport")
>>oForm.show()
>>return
>>
>>define class myModalReport as Form
>>  WindowState = 2
>>  Caption = "My report"
>>*  .TitleBar = 0 && Completely removes titlebar
>>  Minbutton  = .f.
>>  MaxButton = .f.
>>  Movable = .f.
>>  HalfHeightCaption = .t.
>>  BorderStyle = 2 && Fixed dialog
>>  BackColor = rgb(255,255,255)
>>  WindowType = 1 && Modal
>>  RepName = ""
>>  procedure init
>>   lparameters tcReportName
>>   this.RepName = tcReportName
>>  endproc
>>  procedure activate
>>	Report form (this.RepName) prev window (this.Name)
>>	this.release
>>  endproc
>>enddefine

Cetin
>
>Since this is inside a form's method, wouldn't the define class be illegal.

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Yes it would be. I sent it this way to be able to post online. But you could create the class visually or just put define class part to prg :

set procedure to myClassDefFile additive
oForm = create...

Or if you just created is visually and saved as a form :
do form myModalReportForm with "myreport"

Cetin