Hi Barry,

Setting AutoCenter property to .T. centers the form, setting it to .F. doesn't change form position. Changing AutoCenter property to .F. after form is instantiated is to late because it's already centered. If you want to controll AutoCentering, you've to set AutoCenter to .F. in the class from which you create your form.

>Thsnks for the reply Sergey.
>
>Run this code snippet and let me know what you think
>

>Public oFormRef As Object
>
>m.oFormRef = CreateObject( [FirstLevelSubclass] )
>With m.oFormRef
>
>	.Caption = [Instance of First Level Subclass with AutoCenter False]
>	.Width = Len(.Caption)*Fontmetric(6)
>	.AutoCenter = .F.
>	.Show()
>
>EndWith && This
>
>Return .T.
>
>Define Class FirstLevelSubclass AS MyHighestFormClass
>
>	*   AutoCenter is not changed from default
>	Name = [FirstLevelSubclass]
>	
>EndDefine
>
>Define Class MyHighestFormClass AS Form
>
>	Name = [Myhighestformclass]
>	AutoCenter = .T.
>	
>EndDefine