Nick -

The first part is almost exactly what I did. I need to create a number of forms with the same charactertistics. But why do you say to go through the rest of the steps (select default form, go to form menu, etc, and remove formset)? What is the purpose of that?

>Sylvia,
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>Just wanted to add to what David says, that if you will often use many different form classes, for example, BaseForm class, OneToMany form class, Modal form class and so on, you may not even bother with assigning one of them as a Template. Just create default VFP form, drag and drop your form class on it (that's where it asks you to create a formset), then select default form, go to Form menu, remove form, then remove formset. It is very fast procedure.
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>>Sylvia,
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>>You create a class based on form just like any other. To test it go to Tools, Options, Forms Page and set the Template Classes Form value. Then when you do a New Form it'll use your class instead of the VFP form baseclass.
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>>>I just created a class based on a form. Then when I tested using it, I was told I didn't have a formset and asked if I wanted to create one. I said yes, but not sure why this question was asked of this particular type of class. Can someone explain?