What I did was to create a textbox subclass (TestText) of fox's textbox class, give it a property called lReadOnly, and add it 3 times to a container subclass (TestContainer). I put the container subclass on a form with it's 3 text boxes. Finally, I added a button to the form, and in the button's click, I put the following code:

ThisForm.TestContainer1.SetAll("lReadOnly", .T., "TestText1")
ThisForm.TestContainer1.Refresh()

In the textbox subclass refresh, I have:

This.Value = IIF(This.lReadOnly, 'True', 'False')

When I click the button, the textboxes all change to 'True'

Alan

>Hi Alan:
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>>Gary, I'm not seeing that in version 7 - sp1.
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>Which bit are you not seeing <s> ? What are you using as the specific subclass name value? Is your code based on a textbox subclass in a container on a form?
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>>What version and service pack of VFP are you using?
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>VFP7 SP1. Win2K SP3.
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>Thanks for your interest!
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>Best