This is easily settled by firing up Spy++, which is part of the VS6 tools (Start menu/VS6/VS6 Tools/Spy++). Hit Ctrl-M, then start dragging the target icon over various parts of a VFP form. Note that the only thing that's going to have it's own window handle (other than the form itself) is an ActiveX control container. Just in case it's not clear for those playing at home, a "standard windows control" is really a window itself, and therefore will have it's own window handle.

And, no, it's no different in 7.0.

>Not in VFP, they aren't. I don't think this is any different in VFP 7. The only enhancement I've heard is that the hWnd property is being added to forms. If it were differnt in VFP 7, that would have involved a major rewrite.
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>>It is correct for many VFP controls, but not for all, I hope. It seems button, textbox, editbox and many otehr controls are standard windows controls.