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You could determine is control TEdit using InheritsFrom() function of the
control. Then cast it to TEdit. Another way is used in Delphi - declare
class of type TControl and case to this type:

type
    TControlAccess = class(TControl);

var
    Control: TControl;
begin
    Control := ...
    TControlAccess(Control).Color := ...
end;

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> Thanks for the help Vassiliev!
>
> Your methd works very well for editing some properties of the edit boxes,
> such as the name, but I am unable to change the color.  The class
definition
> of TEdit lists the Color property in the published section and I am unable
> to determine a way to access the color property using the "controls" array
> you described.
>
> I really am excited about your method and wish you use it, but I need to
get
> through this problem.  Any follow-up advice would be great!
>
> Thanks again,
> Scott
>
>