>>>>Dim oBizObj As New myClass
>>>
>>> Never use the above, use the code below, there are almost no good reasons to use the above:
>>>
>>>>or
>>>>Dim oBizObj As myClass
>>>>Set oBizObj = New myClass
>>
>>Thanks. Never heard that before, can you explain?
>
>When using the first syntax, VB delays instanciation until the first use of the class. Let me demonstrate it:
>
>If you write:
>

dim x as new class1
>x.prop1 = "value"
>x.prop2 = "value"
>x.method

>
>VB will compile it this way (to instantiate the class on the first use):
>

dim x as class1
>if x is nothing then set x = new class1
>x.prop1 = "value"
>if x is nothing then set x = new class1
>x.prop2 = "value"
>if x is nothing then set x = new class1
>x.method

>
>Calling yourself the New operator (like your second syntax) allows VB not to execute more statements!