>Using the example in the developer's guide, I include something like the following in my click method in a button class:
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>SET CLASSLIB TO jd.vcx
>warn=CREATEOBJECT("warn")
>warn.show
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>The jd class library containing warn exists in my project file, but I get a "d:\mydir\jd.vcx file does not exist" error message. The actual vcx exists in my d:\class dirrectory. When building applications to be installed on user's machines, how do I get around having to have the jd.vcx file in my user's dirrectory?
>
>Thanks
>
>john

When you deliver an APP or EXE, all VCXs are included in the APP/EXE file, so you don't need to deliver them or to worry where to put them.

Although, ALWAYS build your APP/EXE from C: drive (all project files on C: drive) since there are some bugs related to the drive.

Also, be carefull with SET CLASSLIB without "ADDITIVE" since it will discard any other VCX from memory.

Vlad