Tamar,

I was planning on going the route, if only for the purpose of only having to query the application object once. Your reason is more compelling...

Thanks for the heads up,

-steve

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>While the solution you were offered will work most of the time, it is possible for project hook code to fire when the project _isn't_ the active project. A better solution is to add an oProject property to your projecthook subclass, then put this code in the Init method:
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>This.oProject = _VFP.ActiveProject
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>As far as I can tell, at the time the Init fires, the project must be the active project.
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>Once you have the reference, you can use it in all your projecthook code.
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>Tamar