>Although it's not an obligation at all, I tend to place the controls on the bizobj they belong to. At least that's essential when you want to reuse an object (take the customer form and the customer add form).
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>But I don't see what your problem is. There are excellent explanations in the notes on how to process.

Actually, what I did was create my bizobj, then created a class based on ccontrols -> ccontainer and placed my controls in there. Then I dragged my bizobj onto this container form. The reason I did this was so (if I ever needed to) I could instantiate my business object without having to have a form open. If I need to use the business object w/controls I just drag my container onto the form.

In any case, I think I finally realized where my problems were. Once I actually set the parent object property in my "container" to the parent on the form everything started working the way it should. I guess at the time I just didn't think these were "child" objects.