May sound old-fashioned, but you can always pass parameters into a form by reference in a bit of a quirky way:

given that ReturnVal1 and ReturnVal2 are to be given some value within the form's logic:

Do form myForm with "ReturnVal1", "ReturnVal2"

In the form's Init:

lParam cMVName1, cMVName2
thisform.RetVal1_MVName=cMVName1
thisform.RetVal2_MVName=cMVName2

Anywhere in the form's logic:

Store AnyVal1 to (thisform.RetVal1_MVName)
Store AnyVal2 to (thisform.RetVal2_MVName)

Kludgy but it works.

>A bit OTT unless you're going to use that property everywhere. For passing values back from a form, you wouldn't normally want to use the oApp - only essential, generic global properties go in there. You'd normally want to dump the returned object once you've extracted your required values from it anyway.
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>>You can also populate an array property of the application object [oApp].