>>In vfp, w can make visual classes in vfp including form classes. Anybody knows how to do form classes in visual way with .NET?
>
>Hi Luis,
>
>All you have to do is create a Form as you usually would. When you need to sub-class from that Form, the easiest thing to do is just create another form, and change the class in code.
>
>So when you add a new Form, the class gets generated like this:
>
>

>public partial class TestForm : Form
>{
>    public TestForm()
>    {
>        InitializeComponent();
>    }
>}
>

>
>Replace the System Form with yours:
>
>

>public partial class TestForm : MyBaseForm
>{
>    public TestForm()
>    {
>        InitializeComponent();
>    }
>}
>

>
>Also, take a look at my blog post for sub-classing other controls (such as TextBox, ComboBox, etc.):
>
>http://geek-goddess-bonnie.blogspot.com/2009/10/why-and-how-to-sub-class-base-classes.html
>
>~~Bonnie

Dear Geek Goddess,

That's really the only way to do it? Clone and modify? I am not disputing what you say, was just expecting more inheritance than that.