So you can, but why?

I guess if you have some time on your hands... ;)

Joe


>Oops!!
>I changed the original baseclass to textbox in mid-stream and forgot to correct the later code.
>
>>USE headlib.vcx
>>REPLACE baseclass WITH 'header', class WITH 'header' FOR baseclass = 'line'
>
>Should be
>
>>USE headlib.vcx
>>REPLACE baseclass WITH 'header', class WITH 'header' FOR baseclass = 'textbox'
>
>I decided to use a textbox for the example, since it has more native properties in common with a header than a line. Basing it on a label originally might be a better idea.
>
>Also, I said properties can be edited directly in the properties memo field; however, it would probably be best to use COPY MEMO and APPEND MEMO for properties, too.
>
>>Actually, it can be, but it's a little tricky.
>>
>>CREATE CLASS myheader OF headlib AS textbox && or whatever baseclass
>>** add custom PEM's, code methods, etc. as if you were in a header class
>>** e.g., set FontBold = .T. and FontName = "Symbol"
>>** close and save class
>>USE headlib.vcx
>>REPLACE baseclass WITH 'header', class WITH 'header' FOR baseclass = 'line'
>>USE
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