>Hiya Jim,
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>Yeah, but I think that there are actually got two learning tasks.
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>1) Learn how to do it.
>2) Learn how to do it right.
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>I agree that the wizard code breaks a bunch of good rules, but, unfortunately, VFP doesn't ship with multiple examples that someone can use to learn the basics and then segue into the intermediate/advanced stuff. Sure, some of us have learned that you don't put form behavior in buttons, but it does work there for the most part and, eventually, you learn better architectures.

John,

I still stand on my original comment that the form wizard is a very bad tool for learning. What is produces is very complex and difficult to understand. There is little or not documentation for the classes it uses. It tends to be used by the very people who are least able to understand what it does.