Stephane,
If you aren't working on your classes regularly, you might want to store backup copies and then distribute versions with just the compiled code. You can delete the code in the Methods field and the class will still work. However, you CANNOT change anything as when the class recompiles you will lose the existing methods. Keep backups of your backups < grin >

Of course if your users insist on clicking "Recompile all" they will suddenly NOT have any methods in their classes.

Barbara

>Hi,
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>I work in a large office with multiple programmers and such. I recently built some classes on which I rely to build my applications. Then, some of the employees here started using those classes and I didn't want them to play with my (working) code. So I decided to subclass my existing classes and make them available. The only problem is that when they add the subclass to the project, they also have access to all it's parent. So, they still EASILY can play with the original class. I don't think it did that with VFP5 but now, with VFP6, it does. How can I change that?
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>In fact, I know I have to let them access all the parent classes but is it possible not to show them all in the project manager?
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>I only want the project manager to show the subclass I added and not all the parent classes that are always automatically added.
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>Thanks in advance, Stephane.