Hello,

you don't need named parameters ..
sometimes it's useful when a method on the component you want to call has many parameters and also default values for parameters
then you can only pass the customized parameters to the method but this is only supported in VB anyway ..

in VFP you always have to pass all expected parameters ..

you can examine the methods and the parameters they expect in the
"VFP main menu->Tools->Object Browser" ...

if you have a older version of VFP without the "Object browser" you can use also use the Visual Studio Tool "Ole View" (oleview.exe)

Regards

Christian