Leeroy,

Perhaps frmMyForm is going out of scope. You can make it modal (added line below). Alternatively, if you are running this from another form and you want both forms to be operational, I suppose you can make the form be a property of the current form:

thisform.frmMyForm = createobject("Form")

You shouldn't need the second READ EVENTS in either case. In the CLICK() method below, I don't think you should have a CLEAR EVENTS either, but a thisform.release().

>Using the CreateObject() and AddObject() to create a form at runtime. When I call such code from an EXE or complied project the new form flashes and disappears. I am guessing the "Read Events" is being ignored since I already have one at the begining of the application.
>
>Therefore, how do the second "Read Events" does not work what is my alternative?
>
>
>
>frmMyForm = CREATEOBJECT('Form') && Create a Form
>frmMyForm.Closable = .f. && Disable the Control menu box
frmMyForm.windowType = 1 && modal
>
>
>frmMyForm.AddObject('cmbCommand1','cmdMyCmdBtn')
>
>frmMyForm.cmbCommand1.Visible =.T. && "Quit" Command button visible
>
>frmMyForm.SHOW && Display the form
>READ EVENTS && Start event processing
>
>DEFINE CLASS cmdMyCmdBtn AS CommandButton && Create Command button
> Caption = '\> Cancel = .T. && Default Cancel Command button (Esc)
> Left = 125 && Command button column
> Top = 210 && Command button row
> Height = 25 && Command button height
>
> PROCEDURE Click
> CLEAR EVENTS && Stop event processing, close Form
> CLEAR && Clear main Visual FoxPro window
>ENDDEFINE

Steve Gibson