Nancy,

>Do you know that you can open an SCX in the class browser?

No, I didn't know that ... in fact, after Craig's suggestion to do that, I went and looked and didn't see how to do it. Well, I just went and checked again, and now I see *how* to open the SCX, but I can't figure out what good it does me.

I have two problems with this:

1) I can't figure out how to rename the class of an existing object in the SCX. There doesn't seem to be a rename option (or anything that looks like it would do the trick) available anywhere that I can see.

2) The object in question doesn't show up anyway, because the class browser doesn't seem to be showing all objects on the form. The object I need to "fix" is a combobox that is contained in a tabbed page on the form and none of those objects (not even the tabbed page container object) shows up in the class browser.

Am I doing something wrong or are there limitations to messing with a SCX in this manner?

Thanks,
Bonnie

>HTH
>>Hmmmm ... maybe I should have put this question under "Form Designer" rather than "Classes", because it's an object on the instantiated form that I'm talking about, not in a form class.