Well, I can certainly imagine the steps to do so.

There will be some help for this in release 5 -- PEM Editor will provide a menu option so that the next time that it is opened from the VFP system menu, the default VFP "Edit Property /Method" will appear, rather than PEM Editor.

Hmmm -- am curious. Do you need the default VFP "Edit Property /Method" dialog very often? In my own experience (before PEM Editor), I found that it was not a tool I used very often.

If that's so for you as well, then I would suggest installing PEMEditor without having it replace the "New Property" and "New Method" dialogs; close it when you are going to work on the class which always bombs; and only do the uninstall / reinstall when you need the default VFP dialog.

>Hi,
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>>Howdy --
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>>I have not sorted through all your code (below). What exactly are you trying to do?
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>>Note that PEM Editor does come with an uninstall program, if that's what you're attempting.
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>I am "installing, launch then dock PemEditor" AND "quit then uninstalling it" with the same procedure and that procedure only take me one click on my toolbar.
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>You never know how painful it is to uninstall and reinstall PemEditor over and over again when you need to work with a class that always bombs PemEditor to the moon... sigh!