>So, where are my stars then? :-)

I'm not greedy :)

>
>BTW, it does not apply only to the form based on the class, just the opposite - the sample for the simplicity sake was created from the existing form using Class Browser "View Code" option.
>Just add this code to corresponding places:
>
>*Turn Modal
> THISFORM.HIDE()
> THISFORM.SHOW(1)
> THISFORM.SHOW(2)
>
>* Turn Modeless.
> THISFORM.HIDE()
>
>

Ok, I'll test it. I believe I used Daniel's idea, though.

>>Oops, stupid of me. I believe this is the exact way how I solved this problem in the past. The form should be set modal in designer and could be changed on the fly. I read Nick's FAQ, because I remembered, that there was some problem here.
>>But it applies to form based on class, scx based forms work just fine with the technique you described.
>>
>>Thanks. Next time I would think a little bit longer before posting a message :)
>>
>>>Nadya,
>>>What I usually do is something like this:
>>>

>>>*-- form's init()
>>>LPARAMETER tlModal
>>>
>>>IF tlModal
>>>	This.WindowType = 1
>>>ELSE
>>>	This.WindowType = 0
>>>ENDIF
>>>

>>>HTH
>>>
>>>>Hi everyone,
>>>>
>>>>I have a form scx (not class based). I want to change its modality depending on parameter passed into the main program. How can I do it? I've read Nick's FAQ about it, but it's still unclear for me.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance.