Thanks again Trey, that did the trick!

>It should only do this for brand new, unsaved classes.
>If the class has been saved, then it should return the correct information.
>If not saved, since you had to name a VCX when creating or modifying the class, you could just use FullPath("mylib.vcx") to get the full path to VCX.
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>>Thanks for the response Trey.
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>>Unfortunately this SYS command returns the same value as the 'ClassLibrary' property of the object, that is the path to the VCX of the parent class, not the class currently being constructed.
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>>>>Does anyone know how to find out the path to the VCX holding the class that is currently in design mode?
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>>>>I want to use this in a builder, so that I can programmatically add other classes to the same library.
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>>>>I have tried the ClassLibrary property, but this returns the location of the VCX holding the Parent-Class of the class being designed.
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>>>>Any ideas anyone...?
>>>

ASELOBJ(laObj,1)
>>>lcCurrentClass = SYS(1271, laObj[1])

>>>The help says SYS(1271) only works on SCX files, but it works on VCX's as well.
>>>(At least in 6.0 SP3)