Hi John. ThisForm.Enabled = .F. disables all controls. Then you could re-enable any specific control.
< Update >Sorry, I realize that once the form is disabled you will not be able to re-enable any specific controls. In which case use the ThisForm.ControlCount property to know the number of controls and ThisForm.Controls to access the various objects on the form. The controls property is an array for accessing the controls in a container object such as a form. See the VFP help on Form - Object Properties, Methods and Events.
>If I have 20 textboxs, couple listboxs, and a few command buttons... and I want to enable/disable them all.... is there an easy way I can loop through a forms commands and disable them all?
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