Finally, this is a simple example of where you might reference an ActiveX control from a procedure other than an event procedure: 

/* **********************  Internal Procedures  *********************** */
. . .

PROCEDURE displayCustomer :
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Purpose:     
  Parameters:  <none>
  Notes:       
------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  iRecordCount = chCSSpin:Value.
  DISPLAY sports2000.Customer.Name sports2000.Customer.Address 
    sports2000.Customer.Address2 sports2000.Customer.Balance 
    sports2000.Customer.City sports2000.Customer.Comments 
    sports2000.Customer.Contact sports2000.Customer.Country 
    sports2000.Customer.CreditLimit sports2000.Customer.CustNum 
    sports2000.Customer.Discount sports2000.Customer.PostalCode 
    sports2000.Customer.SalesRep sports2000.Customer.Terms 
    sports2000.Customer.State sports2000.Customer.Phone 
    iRecordCount
    WITH FRAME Dialog-Frame.
END PROCEDURE.

The displayCustomer procedure retrieves a changed setting of the CSSpin Value property and displays it as the current record position for any event that changes that position. Other interactions are possible within triggers for control-frame events and by passing the control handle to external and persistent procedures.