That's great to hear! I will check on it when I can get VFP8.

BTW, does the new message description give any indication about ControlSource properties in the class being set to non-existent data sources during the Init() event of any contained controls, as was my problem?

Thanks,

Don



>FYI,
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>For VFP 8, several of the error messages were enhanced to show more details. Enhanced errors include 101, 111, 1102,1104, 1105, 1106,1157,1405, 1539,1735, 1736, 1770, 1851, 1890, and 1951.
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>>SET WHINE ON :-)
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>>The description of the above error message in the VFP7 help docs is:
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>>The server for the object is not registered properly, resources are low, or a required .DLL isn't present.
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>>This description is severely lacking information to help me debug this problem. Primarily because it is apparently written to cover COM servers. .VCX libraries are not mentioned in any kind of context that I can see.
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>>SET WHINE OFF
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>>I am getting this error message when I try to instanciate a class I have defined in a .vcx library. The error occurs using .AddObject() or .NewObject() methods. My system resources are fine, the library is in Set("ClassLib"), and included in the project. The class opens in the class designer with no problem at all.
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>>Has anyone else seen this kind of problem? If so, where could I look to find the source of the problem?
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>>Thanks in advance for any help with this!
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>>Never mind! I found it. I had controlsources bound to cursors that did not exist during Init of the controls. The cursor was not created until the Init of the parent container. Then I set the controlsources and everything works.
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>>Don