>Can I protect my code in the classes so I can give them to another
>VFP programmer, who is going to work with me, but I do not want He can see or modify my code?
I do not know your reason of not sharing your classes totally because the very essence of OOP is REUSE. In anyways, why not trying to separate the subdirectory of your classes and share it as readonly. I haven't done it myself so to speak because all our classes including our framework are 100% shared to every member of the development team.
>What I need to do... I don't know!
>AnyBody can help me?
>Thanks.
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
CHARISMA simply means: "Be more concerned about making others feel good about themselves than you are in making them feel good about you."
