>>have a grid fully defined on a form. now decide i want the grid as a class. how can i do this?
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>>also, i have a member in a class library. want to copy that member into the same VCS (of course i will give the new member a different name). i have one object that is very similiar to an object i need to create. would like to have the existing object as a starting point. do not want to subclass.
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>>thanks - brenda

>When you select a control and click File/Save_As_Class you will be prompted to select library and class name.

boy i feel stupid. did not realize there was a difference between grid on a form and grid on an object.. said my grid was on a form for simplicity. actually the grid that i want to make a class is on a container object, not a form. but i know see that i can copy the container grid to a form and then save as a class. not straighforward but will work.

one down and one to go. still interested in how to copy a class without subclassing. any ideas?.