>Hi David!!
>
>Good Day!!
>
>eg:
>1. local oFrm
>2. oFrm= createobject('myform')
>3. oFrm.show(1)
>4. itemno= oFrm.myitemno
>
>
>david before posting thread ,i was doing it in the sameway. But at line no. 4 it says itemno is not an object. that is why i posted the thread.
>

>Because when focus shifts back to calling form , instance of the myform is not there in memory. this what i figured out.
>
>But later i did it with a trick...(by hiding the stdhelp form in double click event of listbox,or command button)
>
That's not a trick, you don't wan't the form released, only hidden, as you have done. I have a property in my form base class called "lHideonExit" which does a hide instead of a release when the user closes the form in any way.

>Calling form :
>local oHelp,Retval
>oHelp = createobject("StdHelp")
>oHelp.properties = ..... && set different properties here
>
>oHelp.show(1)
>
>Retval = oHelp.Retvalue
>oHelp.release()
>
>
>
>*---- StdHelp form
>-- eg. in the double click event of listbox
>
>thisform.Retvalue = thisform.lstbox.value && set the value to be returned
>thisform.hide()
>
>
>Now please tell me that is it a right approach or there is something else can be done.
>
>Also David please guide how can i use classes in my projects and how people become MVP.
>
That's a tough question! To use classes in a project, one approach would be to
say SET CLASS LIBRARY TO MyClassLib in your main program and the project manager will add it automatically next time you build the project. Or you can just "Add" a class, which will automatically add the library which contains it.

I'm not sure how MVP is awarded, maybe ask someone who is one.

>Regards
>
>Sunny