That's all covered in the helpfile: you would need Add the project before opening it. Of course, it might have been created or added on the computer you are on. If so, yes, you would open the project, that is, the VPM project. Read up on the toolbar to see what you have available to you in the IDE. There are tutorials on creating a new form, etc., that you should be able to follow now, because you will have the IDE matching the helpfile.

Hank

>>Hi Naomi,
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>>unless the company is paying you by the job and not by the hour, they would do well to find the key and/or the original receipt and then upgrade to the current version. At that point, with key in hand, you will be able to use VPM in the manner intended, and I think with much better results than you are getting. It's an incredibly productive framework when used as designed.
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>>Hank
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>We do have a license and I just ran it from VPM environment the first time - should have asked my manager sooner.
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>So, on the first screen to open the project I should open my project, correct? And then I should be able to add textbox based on the CA I built yesterday - am I right?