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Liz,

I think the difference may be that my forms are inherited.  I too have no
problems if I use a simple (non-inherited) form with overloaded
constructors.

You can re-create the problem with this simplest case:

Create an MDI application (one MDI parent form, one 'base' child form, and
one other form that inherits from the 'base' child form).
Create an overloaded constructor for the inherited child form.
Leave the constructor of the base 'child' form empty.
Create a button on the main MDI parent form, that creates a new 'inherited'
child form at runtime, code something like:

TInheritedForm* NewForm = new TInheritedForm(this,MyParameter);

Set options so that neither the base child form or the inherited form are
automatically created by Builder.

You should hit the problem!!!

If this isn't enough for you to try, i'll send a sample project as you
suggested.

Best,
Stuart