Hi Bill,

I cannot point to one single source where I learned OOP from. I read a lot of VFP books, read every VFP related message on UT for a couple of years. However, the best way for me to learn something is to study other peoples code. A few years ago our company bought Visual MaxFrame Pro framework. I went throug the every class and program in it to see how it works. Some people prefer to take courses on the subject but it never worked for me.

>Thanks Sergey, that did the trick!
>Question for you. Where is there practical working examples of object oriented code? I bought "Advanced object oriented programming" by Markus Egger and that was not helpful to me. (I'm not a big theory guy)
>vfp help doesn't help me either.
>Where did you get your knowledge about OOP?
>Bill Wright