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Ah, this came up just recently and Shane explained it. The problem is something like this:

myFrames is a list of references to your frames.

So, when you say repeat with i in myframes what i contains is something like item n of myframes. Thus, the contents of i is a reference to your frame and not the contents of your frame.

In situations like this, use a counter:

repeat with i from 1 to count of myframes
return contents of item i of myframe
end

In this way of doing things, our return statement (in this case) is the reference to the frame and so you get the contents of the frame, rather than the contents of the pointer to the frame (as in the other construction).

Does that make sense? If not, try a search on Shane's name in this forum. He explained it within the last month or so.

Dave