Hi Peter,

>They sure are! Have you ever been here?
Yes, a few years ago a client sent me to Copenhagen for business meetings a couple of times . Other than the jet lag, I enjoyed it a lot. Both times I stayed at the Hotel Admiral near Nyhaven. I got to explore that area quite a bit on foot, walking from the Little Mermaid to Tivoli Gardens and beyond sometimes.

Gary


>Gary,
>
>They sure are! Have you ever been here?
>With their warped sense of humor the Danes call their highest hill, (it's all of 80-some meters) Himmelbjerget, which literally translates to "The mountain that reaches to heaven".
>
>Anyway, thank you for your answer.
>
>
>>The square brackets are string delimiters as are double quotes and single quotes. Very useful for strings that contain quotes e.g., cStr = [Denmark's lovely but the mountains are flat!]
>>
>>Gary
>>
>>>Hi Marcia,
>>>
>>>Some required reading seems to haveslipped by me - what's with the square brackets? This is totally unfamiliar stuff to me - but it works.
>>>
>>>Thank you for helping out.
>>>
>>>Regards
>>>
>>>Peter
>>>
>>>
>>>>The container FleetExtras_DK initializes just fine, so why can't I see it on the form?
>>>>
>>>>I really don't know, but I do not understand why you are instantiateing your container on the page like you are. The page "owns" the container on it, so why don't you instantiate it using composition like this:
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>WITH ThisForm.Pages1._Page2
>>>>  .NewObject( [oFleetExtras], cFleetExtras, [UserForms.vcx] )
>>>>  .Top  = 202
>>>>  .Left = 6
>>>>  .Visible = .T.
>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>