Sometimes it is easier not to remove stuff (because of object references or dependancies) but just to hide elements you don't want, more of a visual update, and then add a little functionality around the side.

I would look for a base class form to start building from, or the simplest form in the old project that hase the base features you need and start from there.

Bob

>>>But now I just need to add a new quite simple form to the existing application and I feel myself lost, since I can not bring my own way of doing things into it and the current way is too complex for me...
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>>>I guess I need a bit of consolation and encouragment to embrace the task...
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>>>Or may be I need to find a better and simpler form to try to use as a template.
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>>The Debugger is your friend. Step through the code to understand how it works or scatter a ton of DEBUGOUTs to let you see what's happening.
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>>Tamar
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>Thanks, Tamar.
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>It's not really a problem to understand the logic, it's just too much different places to look at. I wanted to pick up a form, remove unnecessary pieces, make some changes and have my form worked also. But I guess I just picked not the best one, since that form had a pageframe and at least 3 different tables and 3 "biz objects" and my case is much simpler...
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>Or I just was too reluctant to dig into it.