Save your form in a VCX. Run it, change the properties and then:
loForm.SaveAsClass("MyClassLib", .cProperty3, "Any Description you like")
The result will be a new form class in MyClassLib.VCX that is a subclass of myform with the properties set as they were in the "running" object.
HTH,
Ned
>I created a form class with 3 extra properties. I would like to allow the user to create a new form based on that form class by inputing the values for that 3 properties. So, what I need to do is to run a form asking the users to provide the information on the 3 properties and then create a new form with that 3 properties and save the form with a filename specified in one of the 3 properties.
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>I tried the following code
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>DEFINE CLASS myform AS myformClass
>property1=cProperty1
>property2=cProperty2
>property3=cFilename
>ENDDEFINE
>
>myform=CREATEOBJECT("myform")
>myform.Show()
>RETURN
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>However, all I have is a "running form" and I cannot save that form. Can anyone help? Thanks.