>I have a standard.prg procedure file which contains all of my general >procedures that are not application specific.

simlar topic:
-------------
I've been storing all my common procedures to functions to seperate files, then including them in projects - is there a better way to do this than adding each prg and class to each project?

>The app object then contains only methods that are app specific. But to make >it more complex, but actually easier to implement, the app object is divided >into a base_app and derived app. The base app contains the basic framework I >use for every application. The object derived from base_app is then used for

I do exactly that. I have a base_app in a common library, that stores all my generic code (registry stuff, user authentication stuff, etc) and a subclass of that in my app specific classlib, that sets properties like caption, background, statusbar on/off etc. Then my main.prg is customized for each app do createobject("XXXapp") where XXX is the application name. That seems to work.

Thanks to everyone for the input.

Tim