As others already told you (me also), you DON'T NEED TO INCLUDE THE .H FILES IN EACH METHOD. As I already asked you: send me an example where the only solution is to include the .h in each method. Otherwise, don't give this advice to everyone. I tried a lot of situations and I couldn't simulate this behavior and, as far as I know, nobody else could.

Vlad

>Hi Henry!
>
>Probably there are two causes:
>1. You forgot include this .H file in method by #include statement
>2. You forgot recompile whole project.
>
>Have a happy day
>Vladimir Shevchenko
>
>> #DEFINE TB_FORMDESIGNER_LOC "Form Designer"
>>
>> is found early on in STRINGS.h
>>
>> In TASTRADE's releasetoolbars procedure, an array is built referring to
>> these DEFINE's as follows:
>>
>> this.aToolBars[1,1] = TB_FORMDESIGNER_LOC
>>
>> I consistently get this error:
>>
>> Variable 'TB_FORMDESIGNER_LOC' is not found
>>