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Yes, that would be correct, however my I get an error my the User Defined Object doesn't exist even when you identify the form as Form_frmName. Like I said, only 2 of my 7 forms can be identified this way.

According to everything I have read and looked up yes. But, I'm having a lot of trouble with it. Thanks for your help.

Unfortunately I can’t even see the form the first time to open it via OO. I can only the form via DoCmd, but that doesn’t help. Just not sure why only 2 of my 7 forms show up in VB code using OO.

Thanks for the info, however it didn't help. I'm using OO because I need to open multiple copies of the same from. DoCmd.OpenForm only opens the source form. Unless you know I secret I don't.

I'm having a strange problem. I'm writing code so I can open multiple copies of the same form. Here is the code I'm using. Dim newfrm As Form Set newfrm = New myFormName newfrm.Visible = True newfrm.Caption = "myCaption" Here is the problem, when I use the command "Set newfrm = New...

My Name is Gary and I've been programming in MS Access since version 1.1. I do still come up with questions I don't have an answer to, especially since versions 2007 and 2010, so that is why I've decided to join this Forum. I've been a Database programmer for close to 30 years and started with...