>Hi all (again),
>
>When one creates a reference to an object (say an ASP object, since that is what I am looking at) within VFP the correct way to reference certain values is with this syntax:
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>* For the ASP Request Object passed as param to a COM Server
>cVal = oObj.form("txtBox").Item()
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>

Bill,

You have to remember that VB has default properties and methods where VFP doesn, so if you are using a VB com object in VFP you have to sepcify the default properties and methods. I think you can get these if you look in the object browser. But, I think the above in VB if you had the same thing in VFP you would have to use...

cVal = oObj.Form.Item('txtBox').Value

I could be off... basically Item is the default method for a VB collection and value or text is generally the default property. THe above I have neve seen with Item tacked on though. The above may be

cVal = oObj.Form.Item('TxtBox').Item().Value

The TxtBox item of the form might be a collection, but it sounds like a control. Is this VB script? You can find alot about this in Ricks Strahls article on calling VFP COM objects from ASP pages.

Good luck...

BOb