>Garrett,
>I finally got the #@@!! EnumForms function to work, at least I thing I did.
>It tells me I have 122 forms defined on my resident printer. That does not
>seem correct but I guess there are a lot of defined label sizes etc. I am now
>stumped as to what to do with this information. You mentioned in your
>original posting about changing the dimension of the clsPrinterForms.aforms
>array when it was determined how many forms were involved. I don't understand
>the mechanisms of this. The code goes like this
>1. enumforms(....) - determine the size of the buffer
>2. create the clsprinter forms object
>3. do the getpointer funct on that object passing the required buffer size
>4. call enumforms again to get the number of forms.
>
>This only fills out 1 aforms structure. How do I fill out the other 121
>aforms structures?

Actually, you haven't filled out _any_ structure at this point: you have a pointer to the information. You haven't told the struct object to fill itself in from the pointer yet.

*!* When we defined the PrinterForms class, we didn't know how many forms
*!* were being returned. Now that we do, we need to re-dimension the array
*!* property to hold the proper number of forms, and get them ready to hold 
*!* the form information.
DIMENSION loForms.aForms[lnFormCount]
FOR i = 1 TO lnFormCount
   loForms.aForms[i] = CREATEOBJECT("clsFormInfo")
ENDFOR

*!* Take the memory pointer we got, and break it up into the objects we
*!* defined below.
loForms.SetPointer(lnFormsPtr)