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>>No problem. Are you or anyone else seeing any visual artifacts and overall "weirdness" with the PEM UI when running it under Windows7? It gets so bad that I just abandoned it.
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>Ouch, that's hard to hear! Can you give more details?
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>What's odd is -- PEM Editor is just a VFP form, and uses just standard objects. (OK, there is a TreeView ...)

My apologies. In hindsight, I can see how that sounded harsh, but, that wasn't my intent. I like the features of this PEM replacement and would like to continue using it, however, when portions of the UI don't repaint and leave blank spots, it kinda tough to work with.

I'll see if I can do some screen captures and note the steps that lead up to them.

Are you running it under Windows7? If so, did you do anything special to VFP when running it under Windows7 like Compatibility mode?