>>>>I just need to save a form class as a form. I'm trying to convert something and just can't take the time to deal with the relationship between the class and the form right now. I just want a form, but I need all the stuff that's in the class.
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>>>Well, the relationship is not a particularly complex one. You just invoke with CreateObject() or NewObject() instead of DO FORM. Particularly, you don't need to create a form based on the form class.
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>>I wasn't clear enough. This is a form class with lots of custom stuff in it. Not the native form. I just want to turn the VCX into an SCX.
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>That I understood - I just wanted to point out that there are other alternatives. As I see it, you can do one of the following with a form class:
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Convert the form class to a form - what you are trying to do, but apparently there is no built-in way to do it.
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Create a derived form and run it.
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Invoke the form class directly, with a CreateObject().

Yes, the first one, but you seem to be right; there is no built-in way to do it.