I have tried all the normal possible ways for calling Deal_Click from within
the main form and it works, but how to call it from a Module level procedure
some how escapes me. I would just change from a module level to a form level
procedure but I can't it has to be in a module. The Menu Name is Game and the
Sub-Menu is Called Deal and I want to calls the Deals Click Event and the
forms name is just Form1 .... :) :)

Mike

Thanks in advance..

You can't call subs in forms from other modules. Why not put the code in
code in the Deals click event in a module?
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: I have tried all the normal possible ways for calling Deal_Click from within
: the main form and it works, but how to call it from a Module level procedure
: some how escapes me. I would just change from a module level to a form level
: procedure but I can't it has to be in a module. The Menu Name is Game and the
: Sub-Menu is Called Deal and I want to calls the Deals Click Event and the
: forms name is just Form1 .... :) :)

: Mike

: Thanks in advance..

The best way to do this is put the code in the module and call that sub from
Deal_Click. If this won't work put a hidden button (set visable to false) on
the form and call Deal_Click from the click event of this button. When you
want to call Deal_Click from module level set the button's value to true
(Form1.Command1.Value = True) and this will triger the click event of the
button.

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Gary Gilbert

That is because you can't call it that way.  You can access controls on forms from
module level procedures, but you can not call event procedures from outside
the form that they appear on.