Costas,
You cannot add an event to a VFP form, only a method. Is the "Start" event you mention within the control? If so, where are you invoking it? If in a PRG, you would have to reference it within the form: fooForm.foo.Start(). If in the form's method, you would use: THISFORM.foo.Start()
Mark

>I added an ActiveX control to a form that happens to have a method called START() and an event called START() (dont ask why they have the same name). I add this to a form and named it 'foo'. In my program I execute the method 'foo.start()'. However the event 'foo.start()' executes instead of the method.
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>How can I tell the program to execute the method instead of the event?
>Is there a way where VFP distinguishes between methods and events?
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>I also tried using foo=createObject('regcontrol') instead of adding the control to the form. In this case foo.start() executes the method correctly.
>But how do I make an event start() that gets called when the event happens?
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>I hope this is not too confusing.
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>Thanks
>Costas
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>P.S. This is not a problem in VB since VB creates the event with the name foo_start() and the method as start().