That's what I'm currently working on, but for some reason after I do a dodefault in the init of the form, my labojects array does not get created using the code below:

WITH THIS
    ASELOBJ(laobjects,1)
    FOR EACH oControl IN laobjects
		LcDesiredCode = "THISFORM.mcalendorse=.T." + CHR(13) ;
		+ oControl.ReadMethod("VALID")
		oControl.WriteMethod("VALID", LcDesiredCode) 
    ENDFOR
ENDWITH

Any idea what I am doing wrong?
>Unless you have VFP8 and use BINDEVENT, this will not work at runtime. The only other option is to write a little PRG that will loop through all the pages on the form and the textboxes and use WRITEMETHOD to write code to whatever method you want in those textboxes.
>
>>I don't want it on every form in the project though (only one) and the textboxes already exist ON this form and there are 7 pages and hundreds of textboxes...
>>
>>I was hoping to issue something in the init of the form after DODEFAULT() that would step through all of the controls and add the code to the valid that time...
>>
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>>>Why not just put something in your Textbox baseclass GOTFOCUS method? If you
>>>have VFP8, this would be a good use of BINDEVENT but then you would have to issue a BINDEVENT for every textbox control on the form. Putting code in 1 baseclass textbox seems easier. Or have I missed your point?
>>>
>>>>I would like to programmatically add code to all textbox controls on a form. Ideally, the textbox valids would have:
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>THISFORM.mcalendorse=.T.
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>so that whenever a user keys through a textbox control on the form, the form's value of mcalendorse is set to true. It needs to go BEFORE any other existing code already in the valid. I need to know if the user keyed through the text box controls at all. Can .setall be used for this? How to do it ?
>>>>
>>>>TIA,
>>>>Tracy