>>>>>>If so- WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING USING THE BASE CLASSES? :-)
>>>>>>>HTH >Erik
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>>>>>Well I'm reading a 3rd party book and it says to make your own default classes which I am coming upon now.
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>>>>You won't regret it. Ican't begin to explain how much time using your own base classes will save you. BTW the syntax you mentioned above will also not work if the labels in questoin are also members of a container such as a pageframe. You would need to say Thisform.mypageframe1.SetAll("forecolor",RGB(255,255,0),"mylabel").
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>>>Erik
>>>how can I put my own customized controls all onto 1 toolbar?
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>>When you select your visual class library from the library button, all of the control classes in that library appear on the form controls toolbar. Does this address your question?
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>>Erik
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>I've created 2 vcx's one for forms and 1 for labels,so far, and I want them both to appear on a new toolbar That I will create.
As far as I know, one .vcx, one toolbar. You don't necessarily need to separate your vcx's by base control, however. There is nothing wrong with having one vcx that contains forms, labels, textboxes, etc. This way they would all appear on the same toolbar. I have one vcx that holds all of the classes that I use regularly. Makes for a pretty big toolbar, but it's better than switching back and forth between libraries all the time. HTH

Erik