I don't see a mis-type... I copied the disable statement to under the enable statement and they both are identical except the other side of the equal sign.

I first had it coded under a "WITH ThisForm" and got the error trying to enable then too.

I too have no problem with both those statements in a 'simple' form, but the error is consistent in THIS damned form#@$!#@$!%@$




>Are you sure you didn't mistype something? I don't have any problem changing Treeview Enabled property.
>
>>VFP7SP1 on Win2K SP3 and IE 6. . .
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>>A Treeview (named "TypeSelector") on a form, from a sub-classed OLEContainer Control named "MerTypeSelector".
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>>During the form Init() I have the statement:
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>>ThisForm.TypeSelector.OBJECT.Enabled = .F.
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>>It disables the control as expected.
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>>Later in a form method called 'EnableFields' I execute the command :
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>>ThisForm.TypeSelector.OBJECT.Enabled = .T.
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>>This causes the following error message:
>>"OLE error code 0x80020006: unknown name"
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>>A quick search of MSDN reveals nothing.
>>
>>Any help appreciated.