Blair,
First, don't use VFP reserved words as property name or you may encounter strange problems with your classes or when you upgrade to the next VFP version. Second, how do you expect class to recognize it? You cannot tell VFP base class to use custom property in some way but you can use this property in your code.
>Hi Sergey,
>
>Unfortunately I'm using VFP7.
>Basically I'm trying to add a property to a class, either in designer (as it seems simpler) or in code, both without success, even after reviewing all the help docs, so I imagine I'm doing some simple mistake/ommission.
>
>For example If I'm adding a new property to a class, should I be including some file/path, so that the Class understands what this new property is, because the class doesn't automatically recognise it?
>
>Blair
--sb--