>Can someone, help me understand the for each command, (I think I am reading to much into it)

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You may be. The command applies only to arrays and collections (which are basically arrays of objects)

Every form has a collection of controls which are contained in the form. You can create a loop that cycles through all of them like this:

FOR EACH oobj IN THISFORM.controls

   IF vartype(oobj.enabled)<>"U"     && not all controls have enabled property
        [Do something with it]
   ENDIF

ENDFOR

A useful method supported by FORMS is the SetAll method. Look up SetAll
in your VFP online help and play around with it a little. Look at the examples in the help and notice which types of controls support SetAll. It's a pretty useful initialization tool to use in the Init method of your form.

You can also use FOR EACH to cycle through arrays.

local a(5)
a(1)='10'
a(2)='Eleven'
a(3)='12welve'
a(4)='thoideen'
a(5)='quinze'

for each cchar in a
   ? cchar
endfor

Hope this helps