Jim,

Is it possible to install the Editor with all its own menu items, e.g. have the VFP options and your options both, e.g. PEM Editor New Property, PEM Editor New Method, PEM Editor Edit Property/Method and bellow the VFP options?

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