Timothy,

As usual the Help is less than helpful.

BUT. . . I would say that the parameters appear to be *positional* and in this case the OLE-class is the THIRD, Perhaps you need it?

Good luck,
Jim N

>I created an OLE Automation DLL that has one public OLE class. If I do the following, I get "Object class is invalid for this container."
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>This.AddObject("oTest", "FoxOle.Test") && This is a form object
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>I am allowed to do this which works:
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>oTest = CREATEOBJECT("FoxOle.Test")
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>Can I use AddObject to add an OLE Automation class? Below is an excerpt from VFP's on-line help for AddObject:
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>Syntax
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>Object.AddObject(cName, cClass [, cOLEClass] [, aInit1, aInit2 ...])
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>Arguments
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>cName Specifies the name used to reference the new object.
>cClass Specifies the class of the object to add.
>cOLEClass Specifies the OLE class of the object to add.
>aInit1, aInit2 Specifies parameters passed to the Init event of the new object.