Good Morning All: Ok so what am I doing wrong? I moved one of my apps from VFP8 to VFP9 SP2 and like in VFP8 I am losing method code on the objects. For example, the click event on a button. I had this issue in 8 and couldn't stop it, so the consensus here was move it to 9. So I did. But it is only slightly better. I have a habit of using ctrl W to close a method and the form when done with it. Is this my issue? Does anyone one else here have similar issues? In VFP6 have never lost a line of code much less full methods. Should I be using the save menu pad instead? I am crazed with this and have zero confidence with the code saving. From what I can tell the method code is lost in the scx field but the objcode remains. Is this an issue with the sct file? Any insight would be helpful at this point. Thanks! Regards,
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