Steve,

What I meant is, can you check like lnStatus = FaxManJr.SendFax()

>Nadya,
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>SendFax returns a value called Status. I am trying to check Status property of FaxManJr ActiveX Control which is 1 meaning FAX READY meaning it is all done faxing and ready for the next fax in the queue. I loop because I keep looping through the fax queue to find the next fax to send or if any new faxes entered the queue I will find them also.
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>FaxManJr documentation shows that I can check the Status property of the ActiveX Control, but VFP gives me an error when I do that and the error message from VFP says that the Status property is either a VFP method or property or something else when I do DO WHILE THISFORM.FaxManJr1.Status = 1.
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>Is there are way to tell VFP that .STATUS used as an ActiveX property is not to be thought of as a VFP property or method? I may have an alternative way of doing this that I found in the FaxManJr documentation, but it would be so easy if I could just check the Status property of FaxManJr for a 1.
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>Thanks for your time.