>>>Otherwise i must use cyanide to stop my baby from crying.
>>
>>I think what Jim trying to say is that you should have a similar program like this:
>>

>>Procedure FormCollect
>>Lparam cformname
>>For i = 1 To _Screen.FormCount
>>   * check if the name of the form is equal to your reference form name
>>   If Upper(_Screen.forms(i).name) = Upper(cformname)
>>
>>      * do whatever you like to do in the form here
>>      _Screen.forms(i).Activate
>>      Exit
>>   Endif
>>Endfor
>>

>>
>>Call the form anywhere in your application without declaring it public.
>>

>>Do FormCollect With 'MyForm'
>>

>>
>>Another way is that Invoke the form specifying the name in the do form command:
>>

>>Do Form Myform Name MyformName
>>

>>
>>so that you can call the form by its name anywhere in the application:
>>
>>MyFormName.Activate
>>MyformName.Refresh
>>
>>etc.
>>etc.
>>
>>jb
Ooops.I have send a blank message.
Procedure Formcollect is good.
I can use it.
Also i cant see my form in the debugger too.

Do Form MyForm Name MyFormName
MyFormName.Show
generates the same error

You say that i must use public variables.
Using public variables solves my problem.
My Jim Booth Says that using public variables is not usefull.
But i can only see my form in the debugger when i use public variables.