ReferACTXProp

Public YourProperty As String
Public Sub ShowMainForm()
    'passes control reference to form
    Load frmMain
    Call frmMain.ControlRef(Me)
    frmMain.Show
End Sub

'4. This will create one method (ShowMainForm)
'   and one property (YourProperty) for your
'   user control.
'5. Add the following code to the the form (frmMain):
'   Holds reference to usercontrol Private cCtl As ctlTest
'   Takes control reference passed and stores in in local
'   variable
Public Sub ControlRef(cC As ctlTest)
    Set cCtl = cC
End Sub

Private Sub cmdMain_Click()
    cCtl.YourProperty = _
        "Changing Property Value From Another Form!"
End Sub

'6. Please note that any changes to properties of the user
'   control or calls to methods or proceedures must occur
'    on or after the Form_Activate event.
'7. From whatever project you add your new user control to,
'   you can now use the ShowMainForm method to open the
'   main form and pass the control reference, and manipulate
'   the properties of the control.

Public YourProperty As String
Public Sub ShowMainForm()
'passes control reference to form

Load frmMain
Call frmMain.ControlRef(Me)
frmMain.Show
End Sub

'4. This will create one method (ShowMainForm)

' and one property (YourProperty) for your

' user control.

'5. Add the following code to the the form (frmMain):

' Holds reference to usercontrol Private cCtl As ctlTest

' Takes control reference passed and stores in in local

' variable

Public Sub ControlRef(cC As ctlTest)
Set cCtl = cC
End Sub

Private Sub cmdMain_Click()
cCtl.YourProperty = _
"Changing Property Value From Another Form!"
End Sub

'6. Please note that any changes to properties of the user

' control or calls to methods or proceedures must occur

' on or after the Form_Activate event.

'7. From whatever project you add your new user control to,

' you can now use the ShowMainForm method to open the

' main form and pass the control reference, and manipulate

' the properties of the control.