>>>I guess you would set it to true in the parent class with the ability to set it to false in the child class if for some reason you don't want to fire the parent class code. Otherwise this property is not needed at all if you're sure you always need to fire parent's code.
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>>Now I understand. Thank you very much.
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>No problems. I wish I can understand C# at least half of what I currently understand VFP.
I think if you spend half as much time learning C# as you spend reading VFP messages, you will achieve your goal <g>.
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