There is away to do something simular to a Forms collection but i don't think it is good practice. You could create a collection and instance your forms through this global collection. That would give you complete access to all forms via the collection but you would also need to write clean up code and resort code if you wanted to have optimal mem usage.

I read something about ActiveForm but this only returns the active form not the active form of that form class. It seems like MS would have cover this some how.

Cander try to help this guy, please. http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...hreadid=195138

I can't think of a good way to explain it and when he create an instance of a form he says the changes do not take. I remember the other explenation in the forums about a method to change properties on another form but i never implamented it so......