>The dim command only reserves memory locations for the Class
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>To actually have something created as a Myproperty object you must use the Set MyProperty = New MyFormClass
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>This will create a new object MyProperty containing MyFormClass.
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>Until you used the set command MyProperty contains nothing.
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>Think of it in the same way as if you would use a database
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>Dim Mydb as database 'reserves memory space into which you can put a database object.
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>Set Mydb = Opendatabase("DatabaseNAme") 'actually opens the database in the reserved space for it.
>
>You need to do the same.
>I think ;-), haven't tested it for you though ;-)

Thanks, I will try you suggestion.

I'm used to oObject=CREATEOBJECT('MyClass') and I need to get use to VB syntax. :)