Hi!

In addition, to answer the question "And can this association be changed on the fly?" - YES, you can use SHOW WINDOW ... IN WINDOW ... command.

But beware, your form should be modeless. Otherwise you will require to call Form.SHOW() to activate main form after making visible child form defined that way. Ina ddition, child form will not accept any clicks. In modeless form clicking on child form will move focus from controls in maing form to child form (amd, maybe, to the control inside of the child form, if any).


>>Is there a way to instantiate a form, and tell the system that this form is a window that is inside the window of another form (like IN WINDOW for windows created in the Fox2.6 way)? And can this association be changed on the fly?
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>>JON MELVIN
>>jdm@vi-i.com
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>You can define a window in the FPW2.6 way and place it inside of a form, but not another VFP form. For example:
>

Define Window myWindow At 5,1 Size 13, 45;
>	In Window frmEditor Name oEditor
>oEditor.Visible = .t.

>Where frmEditor is your existing form. Once created you can treat it like another VFP form, for the most part. Notice the use of the Visible property instead of the FPW Activate Window equivalent. I haven't tried to change the association to another form though.