Kevin.
Oh yeah. It's obvious now. If it were a snake.... You know the saying. I asked a similar question awhile back. I just realized that. It must be my small brain.

Regards,
- Glen -


>Glen,
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>>I have an app manager class which is a derivitive of mmAppBase. I want it to instatiate instead of mmAppBase. I originally thought all I needed to do was put it in the entry point (appMainEntry). Apparently mmAppBase is already instantiated at this point. I don't physically see where it is instantiated. AppMainEntry is a derivitive of mmMainEntry which is an empty class in the Managers project. So... where do I do my substitution, instantiating my own App Manager for the mm App Manager? Show me the light.
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>When you create a new Windows Forms or Web Forms project using the MM .NET wizards, it already provides a custom subclass of mmAppBase for you. Here's the full hierarchy in Windows Forms:
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>mmAppBase
>  mmAppDesktop
>    App
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>The "App" class is your custom application class you can enhance/extend to your heart's content! This class is instantiated in AppMainEntry.
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>Regards,