This is a good idea. I'll have to try it out!

>Joe,
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>Not neccesarely. There is another approach that works for me.
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>1. Make a new form.
>2. Drag the template class onto this form.
>3. VFP asks you to make a FORMSET, answer yes.
>4. Delete the normal form via menu FORM, remove form, confirm with yes.
>5. Delete the formsset via menu FORM, remove formset.
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>You've got to check some default properties (like datasession) to be correct, after that you've got a new form based on your custom template class. IMO it works a bit better than going to the options, change the template file and save it, esspecially when you've got to design many forms based on different template classes.
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>Walter,
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>>I am thinking about designing a form class and want to use it as a template.
>>I may have different form classes based on the project. When I work on
>>different projects do I have to go to 'tools - options' and change the
>>'form template' to make it use the correct form class each time?