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YZlat's solution &nbsp;was interesting in that I learned how to assign a textbox to a new textbox. But Idle_Mind's solution pretty much does what I was looking for. I will split the points because I can use both solutions in my application. Thank you for your expertise.
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YZlat's solution  was interesting in that I learned how to assign a textbox to a new textbox. But Idle_Mind's solution pretty much does what I was looking for. I will split the points because I can use both solutions in my application. Thank you for your expertise.

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I have a Form, say Form A with many objects(textboxes, grids, menus, etc). A menu item from Form A calls Form B. I need to have Form B know about, say, a textbox text from Form A AND I need to have Form A know about, say, a variable value from form B. In other words, both forms need access to any object from the other form. Do you have some code examples of how to make the two forms share information? &nbsp;Does this interest anyone? Thank you for your assistance.
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I have a Form, say Form A with many objects(textboxes, grids, menus, etc). A menu item from Form A calls Form B. I need to have Form B know about, say, a textbox text from Form A AND I need to have Form A know about, say, a variable value from form B. In other words, both forms need access to any object from the other form. Do you have some code examples of how to make the two forms share information?  Does this interest anyone? Thank you for your assistance.

How do I use values from objects on Form A with objects on Form B?

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