Ah, that's why I said "if" you only have to do this onetime. And even then, there's a question of whether you could climb through the object structure with an imagelist embedded inside a control. Wow, you really picked one this time. <s>

Good luck,

Hank

\>>Hi Arto,
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>>I looked around (and sent a message to Calvin and didn't get a response) also, and found nothing.
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>>Are you working at converting the settings for use elsewhere? If you only need to do it on a onetime basis, you could instantiate the object and read the values off the members, I think. Store it in a db, and you'll have them for generating the values on your .Net or whatever form, mapping to the .Net properties you want to use.
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>>For a large app, it's easy enough to rig a setup that pops the form up based on what's in a directory, or what's in a list you feed it, etc.
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>>Hank
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>Seems that there are some insuperable obstacles with instantiating:
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> do form Form.scx name oTest noshow
> oTest.SomeOleControl
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>Interestin but:
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>1) How do you handle VCX files because VCX file should be converted to PRG just the same way as SCX. (even PJX can be converted to PRG)?
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>2) Create a form and drop f.ex. MS imagelist ActiveX (OleClass = "MSComctlLib.ImageListCtrl.2") there. Open imagelist property window by right clicking imagelist object and choose ImageListCtrl Properties. Then choose page 2 (Images). Add couple images there. Save and exit. How do you find out names and values of above images with the do form Form.scx name oTest noshow technique?
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>BTW I need the solution for http://vfpx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=ClassBrowserX&referringTitle=Home
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>TIA, Arto