Rex,

All the contained objects Init before the container, this way they are ready to go and you can talk to them from the container Init(). If you pass your form a parameter like this:

   do form GetDate with date()

In the form Init you need:

lparameter pdDefault
this.Calendar.SetDate( pdDefault ) && call method of the calendar

or you may need to set individual properties of the calendar

with this.Calendar
   .Month = month( pdDefault )
   .Day = day( pdDefault )
   .Year = year( pdDefault )
endwith

After setting these properties you might need to call a Refresh() method so that it updates it's display.

It really just depends on the properties and methods that the Calendar class exposes as it's public interface.

>What I have is a form creating with a parameter which feeds a calendar class.
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>The idea is that I create the form, with the calendar instantiated to the correct month and year, what I'm getting is a form with the calendar created for the default value and I need to change the month in the Init method of the form.
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>The question actually is: How can I send a form parameter to a visually created object in a form???