>But I need This:
>

>_Screen.AddObject("tool","_tool")
>?_screen.tool.Run()
>CLEAR ALL
>?_screen.tool.Run() && where is my tool?
>
>define CLASS _tool AS custom
>  name="_tool"
>
>  PROCEDURE Run()
>    wait wind "tool..."
>  ENDPROC
>enddefine
>

Yes, this would be nice. I had the VFP developers look closely at this issue in VFP 3.0 when I created the Class Browser and also in the following versions of VFP when I was working on other FoxPro based components. This is simply a feature that has not and never will be added to VFP unfortunately. I think the two instances of VFP side by side (one to edit components and one to run apps) is worth a try if you are in a situation that benefits from it (avoiding CLEAR ALL).