>>>>1) The world, which includes VFP, revolves around GOLF. Therefore, VFP is related to GOLF and vise-versa, so therefore, they must be related. :)
>>>>2) I love GOLF and I program in VFP, so therefore, they must be related. :)
>>>>3) All good VFP programmers will retire to play/learn GOLF sooner or later, so therefore, they must be related. :)
>>>>4) GOLF is the greatest game in to world and VFP the "greatest"... (OK, so I'm reaching on this one), so therefore, they must be related. :)
>>>>
>>>>Is this enough? :)
>>>
>>>< ROFLMAO >
>>>
>>>Being a VFPer and golfer as well, I can't argue with any of your conclusions!
>>
>>I played golf one time, does this qualify me as VFP programmer? :)
>
>No. You are a VFP programmer in and of itself. However, because I consider you to be a "good" VFP programmer, postualte #3 dictates that some day you must expand upon that one time outing. :-)

Thanks, Larry.

So, my goals (in addition to second time golfing :) are:

PUBLIC oNick && I use PUBLIC variable here on purpose. :)
oNick = GETOBJECT(, "Nick")
DO WHILE TYPE("oNick") = "O" AND !ISNULL(oNick)
	oNick.Execute()
ENDDO && hope to never get out of this loop :)

* oNick.Execute() method
WITH oNick
	DODEFAULT()
	.Help_people("UT")
	.Get_more_ideas("Out of blue")
	.Create_more_classes("UT Files Section")
	.Get_more_publications("FoxPro Advisor")
	.Get_time("MCP exam")
	.OnPostListItems() && a hook method :)
ENDWITH