Thanks Eric, This seems to be what I need right now. Thanks again, I went to the class builder and I have gotten started.


>>Using VB 6 in an ActiveX EXE with a severe time crunch ...
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>>Anyone have a good example of let/get/set (or ...) What I want to do is create a a pair of class modules (or ...) and be able to access properties in the following manner:
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>>x = class1.property1
>>y = class2.property1
>>....
>>Maybe, I am barking up the wrong tree and class mods are not the best way achieve this result.  Any input is good input.
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>>Thanks in advance,
>
>Using the class builder (found in the Add-ins manager) I generate this code in no-time for you!
>
>Try this:
>

>Option Explicit
>
>'local variable(s) to hold property value(s)
>Private mvarTargetDir As String 'local copy
>Private mvarTargetFile As String 'local copy
>Private mvarSourceDir As String 'local copy
>Public Sub MyActionExecution()
>End Sub
>
>Public Property Let SourceDir(ByVal vData As String)
>'used when assigning a value to the property, on the left side of an 
.
.
.
>'Syntax: Debug.Print X.TargetDir
>    TargetDir = mvarTargetDir
>End Property
>

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