>To speed up the launch time of a form, I tried the technique of saving the contents of each page after the 1st to a class, then in the activate code for the page instantiating the class with .addObject(etc., etc.). I saved the classes to a visual class library.
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>When I run the form, the classes don't get created unless I SET CLASSLIB TO the .vcx, even if I compile the form as an .app and include the library. My question is, do I have to keep the .vcx open and available to everyone running the app, or can I somehow roll it up into the compiled app? I'd like to be able to work on the class library and the form while everyone is running the app, then just recompile the app when I'm done. Otherwise I'll get confused trying to maintain one copy of the .vcx for current use and another for tweaking.
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>Thanks,
>Ross

VCX files incorporated to exe so you can work with source regardless who runs exe. But, you code still needs in command SET CLASSLIB (put it into start module where you set environment) just to know what 'part of exe code' should be used.