Unfortunately, I learned the hard way. Are you saying that if I wiped out the ObjCode field when I changed the Methods field everything would have been okay? I thought that might have been a problem, but when I wiped out the ObjCode (after seeing that my Methods were messed up) I lost ALL the Methods code. What should I have done? Can I manipulate the Methods from the SCX?

>Elyse,
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>A fundamental rule of overriding ANY method to augment behavior is to make sure you include either :: or DoDefault() to make sure you execute inherited code, even if you know there is no code in the class to inherit today, doesn't mean there won't be code there tomorrow.
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>The reason you hosed your forms was you changed the Methods memo without wiping out the ObjCode memo.
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>>I added some code to the Init method of my form class and now I want to make sure this code is executed for all forms. The hard way would be to open up every form and add a DODEFAULT() to every Init method that has other code. Is there an easier way? Can I use WriteMethod to do this? What exactly does WriteMethod do and how is it used at design time?