>Thanks Hilmar,
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>I'll see of anyone else has an idea. I'm trying to do more with custom classes and hope there is a way to do this in code.
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>-- Larry
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>>Methinks you can only use CreateObject() or NewObject().
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>>Hilmar.
I see you have the white envelope - if you search previous threads for terms like "returning a value from a form", perhaps you will find some ideas that are applicable to forms created in code. This topic has been discussed frequently.
BTW, why do you have the need to specifically create the form in code?
Hilmar.
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