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>You are correct: you are not alone in your preference for vcx forms, but I am not alone in my preference for scx forms, and arguments can be made for either preference, but in the end, it comes down to just preference. I think it's a little narrow-minded to call one technique "for beginners only", because you are implying that a whole heck of a lot of people are beginners, whether they are or not.

I can add one more advantage to SCX forms. I was involved in a multi-developer application where we used vcxs rather than scxs. We soon found that it was a bad idea to put multiple forms in a single VCX -- because checking out the vcx then locked development on multiple forms.

Find so we ended up putting each form in it's own vcx. Then, found that des were pretty much unqiue to the the form ,and ended up sticking our DE classes in the same VCX as the form. In short we had reinvented the SCX! We would have been much better off using SCXs in the first place.