On 8 Oct 99, at 12:28, Michael Babcock wrote:

> It's from a vcx using CREATEOBJECT(), not an .scx subclassed form. (Or do

> I misunderstand you?) --Mike

Mike, .scx's are not classes, but forms that are either subclassed

from a vcx library, or from the VFP base classes.

The fact that you have a your form in a vcx means that all you have

to do is create a new class based on frmdates, put your overriding

code in the appropriate places, and then, instead of issuing

CREATEOBJECT("frmdates"), issue CREATEOBJECT("frmnewdates").

Paul McNett

Computer Consultant / Custom Application Developer

Professional Computer Solutions

Hollister, CA 95023

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