Thanks Barbara, for you reply..

Just a last question..

Its written in the doc file, there are level 1 classes and level 2

Which ones you are using 1 or 2 ?? The provided one is I guess level 1 , so from where I can get Level 2...

>Hi again, Vinod, So you knew I'd reply? I'm getting pretty predictable, I guess.
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>My first impression was that it was all above MY head too. Then I started looking at very specific items, and it began to fall into place. The class then focussed in detail on a couple of forms.
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>1. The class was from Micromega (the Foxfire! people). They teach VMF out here in California (USA). I was VERY lucky. I'm leading a project which is using VMF, and our whole group of programmers was sent at the same time.
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>2. I followed Drew's advice, and subclassed all of the VMF libraries. Since then I have added several methods and properties, but have only changed ONE existing method in 6 finished forms. I used a grid class which called a timer to refresh. I didn't want the refresh done, so I commented out 2 lines of code.
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>Barbara
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>>Thanks Barbara,
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>>I knew before that you will reply me :)
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>>As you only suggested me to have a look at it..
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>>Today, I was going through the Doc file which is provided with it..
>>& was really impressed...
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>>But speaking honestly, half of the things went above my head...
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>>Thats why I asked this question here ??
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>>I want to ask you few questions..
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>>1. You have written that you took 3 days classes.. From the developer or you just tested on your own..
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>>2. Did you modified the framework or started working on it as it is..
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