Hi!
Well, did you noticed that FormCount is READ-ONLY in VFP7, when ButtonCount property is not read-only? I think implementing FOrmCount not read-only for FormSet control would take too much effort to make it working at least for VFP7-like behaviour similar to ButtonCount.
Also, FormSet is nto used very much in VFP applications, as far as I know. At least I do not recomment touse it. FormSet comes as compatibility for FoxPro 2.6's screen sets and is deprecated, that measn most likely it would not be improved in later versions of VFP.
>That's my point. It has a formcount. CommandGroup has a buttoncount. If you could set the formcount to 2 and if it had a memberclass property you could specify the form subclass to be used. Additionally, the only way that I found to get the first form in the Formset to be my Form subclass is to hack the Formset and change the Contained form from the MSBase Form to my form.
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP
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