>>Robert,
>>
>>I assume you are calling the form with a DO FORM command in main.prg. The easiest way to do what you want to do is to use the NAME clause of DO FORM. Try this:
>>
>>DO FORM MyForm NAME loMyForm
>>
>>VFP will create a memory variable called loMyForm that contains a reference to your form. Now you can do this:
>>
>>loMyForm.cmd_ok.Click
>>
>>Keep in mind that if the variable goes out of scope, you won't be able to use it. You can resolve this by passing loMyForm as a parameter to any other procedure that may need it.
>>
>>>I have a main.prg and I want to fire off
>>> myform.cmd_ok_click. How can I do this?
>
>Hi Josh..
>I am not going to be calling any FORM. I just wanted to run the myform.click()
>from my main.prg. Is there a way?
>:)))

You can't run code in a form that isn't alive. You can however, DO FORM blahform NAME loBLAHFORM LINKED NOSHOW
which will run the form but keep it hidden. YOu can then reference objects on that form and call their methods.