>What is the difference between oApp.DoForm(myform) and
>do form myform? they both do the same thing. I am using this
>in the COMMAND line from a MENU.

oApp usually refers to the application object. If you have a framework, the application object might keep a forms collection which allows multiple instances of the form to be called.

Doform is just a method in the oApp object.

If you are just running a form without any type of application object, oApp.Doform means nothing.