As I said to another gentle respondent: first of all, thanks for answering.

At least it's nice to know a solution that has survived to many framework upgrades.

For what you said, I copy a question asked to the alluded respondent too:

- You DO NOT use (because you can't) all the facilities provided by the framework to create a new application, don't you? So every time you create a new application you have to build a menu from scratch, instantiate an application object, the managers, the environment, an equivalent to setup.prg, main.prg, etc. all from the application subclasses and with no "wizard" or previous template?. Or, instead, you created your own Qstart or Generic project equivalent (or, at least, a Setup.prg equivalent based on, for example, the very framework's Setup.prg)?.

A last question, because I believe not understanding your last phrase: "Let me add my endorsement for using the UT to get and share information about VFP. It's first class!" Can you explain it to me a little further?

Thanks again, Godfrey