>Bob,
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>I tried this in my code and I was able to make the change?
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>You're not attempting to make the change in the parent class, right? If it is sub-classed, you should be able to add your own code and DODEFAULT() for the parent code.
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>Just a thought,
>
>Mat


Its really wierd...

Because... we create application level classes of all of the kcontrols... so, we subclassed clistobj as alistobj... (in alistobj I have access to the method)

Then I subclassed cBizObjNoListMaintform...

I put an instance of alistobj on it. In that class I can not access the allownew method of alistobj... nor in a subclass of that form can I access it.

Very strange... seems to me since clistobj is a subclass of kBizObj from that point I would be able to access AllowNew...

And, I I said, I can access alistobj::allownew... but, in the instance of alistobj on my form class, it show the AllowNew as protected.

Very weird...

BOb