>Like I said, this is a developer control.
>
>If I make the HotTrack method public, and the user drops the
>control onto a form, then overwrites the HotTrack method, it
>would no longer function like it should. Unless, of course,
>the developer put a DODEFAULT() in the hot track.
>
>The issue is this; The developer(s) using this control have no reason
>to even know about this method. I'm just trying to call it from various
>places throughout the class.
>
>So how do I create a hidden method that can be called from multiple
>objects on a container?
>
>Thanks

Kevin;

I would like to think I understand what you are trying to accomplish but I cannot suggest it is possible. Any method you create will be available for a developer to view. I cannot conceive how to create a “hidden method”. I presume developers will be working with objects that contain the “hidden” code. If that is the case there are many ways to find and view the code.

Tom