Hi Charlie,

As for me personally, I never use base VFP classes even for simple forms. We have our wgcontrols, which reside under commonwg\classes and always in the path. They are basically the same as VFP base classes with few exceptions:
wgform - property ShowTips=.t.
wgtextbox - SelectOnEntry=.t.
wggrid - lots of custom PEMs (most of them created by me).

Per my request we added InGrid (with my modifications) and Cetin's ExpEditBox (?) in our wgclasses. The latest, however, is not very convenient for grids, unfortunately.
I'm still waiting Cetin to send me his new class, which is more convenient for grid.

I just wanted to emphasize the significance of subclassing VFP base classes to original creator, that's it.

>Hi Nadya:
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>Yeah, as far as I know, you can't add PEMs to the base classes that ship with VFP. You'd have to create a subclass. Anyway, its considered good practice to create your own base classes by subclassing the native controls.
>
>Charlie