>>>>PEM Editor 6 Beta 1 has been release on VFPx...
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>>>>http://vfpx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=PEM%20Editor%206%20Beta
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>>>>PEM Editor is a complete replacement for the native VFP dialogs to add, edit and maintain properties, events, and methods.
>>>>
>>>>Version 6 includes several enhancements:
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>>>>> New IDE Tools - "Go To Definition", "Extract to Method", Beautify Whitespace, and more
>>>>> "Most Recently Used" list of forms, class, projects
>>>>> A new "Open" feature to filter/search and open classes/forms/projects/other files
>>>>> Design Time Event Handlers
>>>>> Builders
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>>>>And much, much more!
>>>
>>>It's in Beta. Does it mean you better hold of?
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>>It's been used by a core group of testers for months before it's release as public Beta 1. I I think it is very stable, and I have used only the pre-release beta's all this time for my daily VFP work.
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>>So, give it a test run.. and please report any issues you encounter. That's what the whole beta cycle is all about. Those willing to give it a try, realizing that you're helping ready it for full production release.
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>>As always, there is no risk at all of damaging your source files becuase PEM Editor only alters your code by making native VFP calls to do so. Any issue you encounter would just be usuability / UI issues, and that's exactly what we're tyring to test out here.
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>I'm using the previous version of PEM Editor at work and so far no issues. Do I have to upgrade? If yes, then do I have to do anything to uninstall the previous version?
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>Thanks again.


You can unzip the download file to a new directory, like ("PEM Editor 6"), and then run the PEMEditor.app file from VFP to install it. You do not need to "uninstall" the old version. In fact, you can easily switch back to version 5 by running the PEMEditor.app file from version 5 to re-establish it as the active version. So, you can easily switch back-and-forth as you wish.

By the way, if you wish to read the CHM Help File for Version 6, you may have to right-click on it and choose Properties, and then click Unblock in order for Windows to open it. It's some kind of blocking scheme that Microsoft uses to block CHM files from unknown sources.