It's from the Visual Maxframe framework.

...Mike can you use that xxdthack tool to fix that problem??

>Hi Mike,
>
>Which utility is that?
>
>Thanks.
>
>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>Tried to get working this morning and could not open some classes - they were all complaining that they could not find the parent classes. That is, went to go back to work on a form I was working on last night and it would not load. So then I tried to use the class browser to look at the class and it would not load the parent.
>>>
>>>Tracked it down to the ClassLoc field missing the pathing back to the parent class e.g. parent is XXFW.vcx in d:\vmp\xlib
>>>
>>>- it showed:
>>>
>>>XXFW.VCX
>>>
>>>in classloc but should be:
>>>
>>>..\vmp\xlib\xxfwlib.vcx
>>>
>>>So I fixed up this one class but now have to fix up others. Wierd thing is that when I go to my latest backup, they are also missing the pathing. Is this something that VFP at times "figures out" without the pathing and then other times it does not? I could not find a system change based upon file date stamps from late yesterday.
>>>
>>>Albert
>>
>>Unfortunately, VFP keeps relative pathing in the vcxs. All that is really needed is to have a path at design time and to never have duplicate files anywhere in that path. If you do that, MaxFrame includes a utility to erase the relative pathing, so that you can at any time you want move things to different folders, change the path and it will all continue to work.