Thank you. However, I'm not getting this to work. I put a command button on the OCX, and have a public subprocedure for click():

Public Sub Command1_Click()

End Sub

In the VFP form properties window this method is available and I enter:

*** ActiveX Control Method ***
WAIT wind

When I run the form and click the button nothing occurs. This is true for all VFP code I put in any methods of the OCX so far.

Do I have to set something up for the VFP Code I add to the OCX methods in the property window to run?





>>I've written a VB6 OCX Activex Painting Control that can be dropped on a VFP Form.
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>>Does anyone know how I can set a VFP Form Property from within the VB code? I want to set a custom "Form.HasChanged" property to .T. when a picture is edited.
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>>I know could have VFP do it with a VFP timer on the form checking the properties of the OCX control itself for changes. However, it would be more elegant if I could access VFP properties from within the OCX as editing was occuring.
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>>Any ideas, anyone?
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>>Don Meuse
>>Spectrum Software, Miami, Florida USA
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>Once it's been dropped on a form, you can add code directly to the ActiveX events (in VFP) in your control. The code in these events can interact with your form (eg. just add: ThisForm.HasChanged = .T. in whatever ActiveX event should trigger this). Hope that makes sense.