Don't be too hard on yourself...C5 errors are nasty buggers that happen to everyone. In my experience they happen most with "dangling" or otherwise unresolved object references. Since you are passing an object reference in as a parameter, that may be the root of the problem.
By the way, do you have VFP SP4 installed? That (or was is SP3?) fixed a lot of C5 errors.
Dan LeClair
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