[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Ok, I couldn't resist - I had to try it. > Result - nothing happen. I thought it might give my PC magical Mac powers but > nope. > > oh well, back to work! > Paul McNett had written many years ago how he noticed a boost in performance by changing the visibility of those kinds of obsolete properties to HIDDEN (instead of the default=PUBLIC). Assuming you're not using the VFP base classes directly and are instead referencing your own subclasses, that could work for you too! The n-tier open source project I posted in Ed's OpenTech forum contains my base classes with most of those properties adjusted for this. Help yourself. (http://tinyurl.com/t5vkv)
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