>>>Also it's a known fact, that the more objects you add in
>>>run-time, the slower form works...
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>>I agree. Thats why I set it up to add objects on the fly. I was hoping
>>that by adding them as needed, I would reduce the amount if object
>>intialization.
>>
>>Thanks for looking.
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>I played with the code at night trying to find ways for improvement. In case you're using macros, I changed to evaluate and I replaced set classlib AddObject release classlib with NewObject method. Anyway, it doesn't seem to help. I think, Alan's right and you may have some infinite loops, etc. I didn't try to trace the code, so you may play with it more. I also noticed, that scrollbar doesn't work, as it should, but may be you haven't programmed it yet.
>
>The idea and interface is very nice indeed, it would be good to make it working quickly with at least 20 records...

If you trace code in the debuger you will see that there is no infinite loop. It looks like VFP internal processing not the code of the form runs at that time.