> So far, all I've done is to make the application database container for > two of my projects > VMF compatible, and subclass the main X3FW class library. I plan on > subclassing one more > time. The first subclass I'll use for all my projects, and the second > subclass will be > project specific. Not sure, but I think this should be a good plan. > I use the recommendations from when I was using an earlier set of Foundation Classes, in that I have subclassed everything once for all projects as you suggest, but will then only further subclass individual classes if appropriate to a specific project. > If I'm successful, I'll think about diving into the professional > version. For now, I'll have enough of a challenge figuring out how to > get the most out of the public domain version. > There are far more useful features in the Professional version. > I really wish the documentation included better examples on using the > VMF classes. > There is a sample application in the pro version, which is far more useful in giving guides as to how to use the features in practice. Kevin