>>>All the collections return variant objects. You need to use Rquest.Cookies().Value
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>>lcCookie=Request.Cookies('Username').Value is not recognized. I tried that last night and it didn't work.
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lcSessionValue = loSession.Value("TestVar")

Ok, thanks, I'll use that approach. I'll try that tomorrow.

>I always have to look this shit up. ASP is so damn inconsistent.

Yes, the syntax differs a lot from an ASP page. One good example that I haven't found a way to do it in Visual FoxPro is when having a cookie with HasKeys. In ASP, it'd be Request.Cookies("User")("Username") for example. In Visual FoxPro, it's something else that I haven't found so far. The other one that I do a lot of mistakes on it is the single quote not accepted in ASP that I use a lot in VFP.

>See http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/aspobjects/ASPObjects.htm for how the various ASP objects are handled from within VFP.

I'll read the article tomorrow. Thanks for the info