Alan Bourke wrote:
> You could change the child form to a form class instead. Then on the
> parent form:
>
> Local oChildForm
>
> oChildForm = CreateObject("myChildFormClass")
> oChildForm.Show(1)
>
> x1 = oChildForm.Property1 && Query a property set when the form
> was running
>
> oChildForm.Release()
>
>
But I don't want it to be a modal form. Your example is just that
(since you use the 1 for the Show parameter value).
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP
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