Hilmar,
Along these same line of reasoning, you can simply add a procedure to the bottom of your main program that never gets called. In it, add the following:

Procedure DummyProc
external class MyVcx1.Vcx
external class MyVcx2.Vcx

external report MyRpt1.Frx
external report MyRpt2.Frx

external procedure MyPrg1.Prg
external procedure MyPrg2.Prg

The project compiler will bring everything into the project. And then there is no need to remove anything from the PM.

>>I’m using VFP 6 SP 5 on Windows 98 SE. I’ve got a project file that I need to add 200 plus program files to which are referenced indirectly. Rather than use the point and click interface, I thought to add these file programmatically. Now comes the learning and growth experience.
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>>I RTFM up to and through “The ProjectHook Object” and have tried to assign a project class in both Tools, Options, Projects and, with the project open, Project Info, Project Class. No luck, and I don’t understand how to create the class library that I need. Could someone please point me in the right direction and/or maybe provide a basic example of adding program files to the project? All the MSDN documentation I’m reading seems to be using circular logic.
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>>Thank you very much.
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>Create a dummy program, add it to the project, compile, remove dummy program. Contents of dummy program:
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>do MyProgram1
>do MyProgram2
>...
>do form MyForm1
>...
>report form Report1
>report form Report2
>...
>

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>It should be easy to write a program to create this dummy program. One of the recent downloads can scan through a folder, search for files with a certain extension, and add them to a text-file. It also allows the option to specify text before and after.
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>HTH, Hilmar.