Yeah you did, thanks :)

>Jimi,
>Here is a simplier way (I used for 200 creation) :
>-Create your form and a container
>-Select container
>-Go to command window and run (code there using ctrl+enter, select block, rightclick, execute selection):
>

>aselobj(arrCont)
>for ix=1 to 200
>  arrCont[1].CloneObject('c'+padl(ix,5,'0'))
>endfor
>

I didn't bother with left,top. All would be created in same location. As far as I remember in the past I sent you code that would calculate position and add to form (did I send?).
>Cetin
>
>>I'm creating the objects on run-time now..
>>
>>But to reproduce the error, when I was creating the objects, first I make one, then copy it and paste 7 times, then copy all 8 and paste 5 times, then copy all 40 and paste once to get total 80 container.
>>
>>maybe this would cause something?
>>
>>Jimi
>>
>>>Hi Jimi,
>>>
>>>I haven't been able to reproduce this and I know from experience that far more than 80 containers can go on a form. I would suggest that the form may be corrupt.
>>>
>>>>What is the max number of objects allowed in a form? I guess it shouldn't be a small number, but when I put 80 containers on a form, it gives "record out of range" error when I save the form.
>>>>
>>>>Any idea? Is it possible to avoid from this? Because I really need this number of containers.. I also have tried to use shapes instead of container, but still the same..
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Jimi