>>>>>It's not a dropdown, it's a list. I've tried with several different classlibs, each time all classes from classlibs (not only form class) were shown correctly. Just out of curiousity try with another classlib to see, if all classes would be listed. If not, I don't know, what to tell. Did you register this wizard as said in instructions (I assume, you did, otherwise it would not appear).
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>>>>It's a combobox style=2 (list) dropdown on my screen. I've tried it with
>>>>other class and no luck. I am on vfp5 though so I had to use crtformw5.app
>>>>which may be different if you are on vfp6.
>>>
>>>Oh, now I see. I don't know, how can we contact the author. Long time ago he told me, that he moved in Boston, but I'm afraid, I lost his e-mail...
>>>I found his e-mail in my AddressBook, but it's a hotmail address and I doubt, he uses it still. Anyway, I sent him a message by this address...
>>>
>>>BTW, when do you plan to upgrade? < g >
>>>
>>>You may try Dragan's class instead or just use create form from class command...
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>>BTW - create form from class must be a vfp6 thing too?
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>What I'm doing there is
>ox=createobject("selectedclass")
>ox.saveas(cYouNameTheFile)
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>I think it should work from VFP5. The list of classes is derived from any form classes in any .vcx you have in your path. One thing to keep in mind is that the class should be able to get instantiated via CreateObject(), because if it has any bound controls, or mentions DataEnvironment, it will not initialize. File #9567 in Downloads.

Thanks! I've downloaded it but haven't played with it yet.