But are you using static methods and properties? If so, I think that you should be able to access them. Someone else jump in here and correct me if I'm wrong (I only played with static properties/methods once and it was a few months ago, so I'm not sure if I remember correctly and I can't find the code I had played with).

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>The problem is that when I instanciate the class in the load of the start form, I cannot access it from any forms called from the main form.
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>>Not 100% (since it's been awhile since I've messed with it, and only with C#, not VB) ... but can you use Static Methods in your class? (at least, I'm pretty sure you can do this in C#, wouldn't think VB would be any different).
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>>>Being a VFP programmer I can do it in Fox so there must be a way in VB.net. I have defined a class and load it in my start form. My start form calls several other forms. How do I instanciate my class so that it is accessible to all forms?