Assuming that you don't want to set it at the beggining of you app, I would say that you should have a global var or app property to keep the number of active OCX that need Autoyield = .F. You should increment it in Init and decrement it in Destroy. The ocx that decrements it to zero, resets it to .t.

Otherwise, if you have more than one ocx... I'm sure you understood the "scenario"! :)

Vlad

>I'm trying to make my opinion on the good use of the Autoyield property. I've come to the following conclusion: generally you should leave it to its default value (.T.). But if you have use an ActiveX control on a given form, you should set _VFP.Autoyield = .F. in its init() and reset it to .T. in its Destroy() . Do you agree with this simplistic approach?
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>Althought it should be much easier to set it to .F. at the top of the application, I've experienced that it generates at least refreshing problems.
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>José