The methods are setaccessfull, setaccessnone and setuseraccess. Setaccessreadonly is there but, as far as I can tell, it is only used if the application is set to read-only mode.

-Dan

>Hi Dan!
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>Thanks for the info! Hmmm...what if I don't use menus in my application? This would not be good. And actually, it makes a lot of sense to use security at the form level. For instance, I have an employee table that can only be looked at, printed, maintained, etc. by a manager-level user. When the user clicks on the button (I load my maintenance type forms from a form that has lots of buttons on it) to load the employee form, it shouldn't load period unless the user has manager-level access! This should not be a problem, I would think? But, then I've been wrong before .
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>But, you have given me a work-around idea...putting security on the buttons. This is more work, since forms are called from multiple places.
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>What appropriate methods are missing? I see the icontrolid property at the form level.
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>Thanks again Dan!