>> >> There isn't anything there you can't do just as easily with private variables created in the main program. << <<

>> That's the point I want to avoid: "created in the main program" <<

You would rather create public memvars in various places in your application? To each his own, I guess.

If you're saying you like a clean main program, I agree with you there. Which is one of the reasons I avoid both public memvars and private memvars created in the main program. Instead I make variables of that nature custom properties of the application object. That gives me the same global addressability and seems a lot cleaner in an OOP world.

Mike