>Thanks John, I'll give it a try.
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>I am curious about the following issue with forms. If I create a form (frmTest) based on my form class and then put the following code:
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>DO FORM frmTest WITH "string1", "string2" TO lcChanged
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>I can see how the form will return a value to the variable lcChanged in it's Unload() event. How do I do this if I don't create a form in the VFP forms designer but instead put code to CREATEOBJECT()? Where is the return value going from the form class's Unload() event?
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>Mike
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>>Hi,
>>The final check : make sure you issue THISFORM.HIDE() instead of THISFORM.RELEASE() in your modal form

Mike,
As John said use thisform.hide. With forms either created with createobject or do form ... name oFrm you can get back any property of that form relieving you from using unload. Doing that way you also benefit getting back as many values as you want rather than just a return value.
Just my 0.02 cents.
Cetin