Hi James. This also does the trick but I decided against it. My fear is if you have a form with many controls, some that can change. The user moves off a page of the pageframe and this sets lockscreen = .t.. Now if he does not go to some other page of the pageframe then lockscreen stays .t.!


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>I am not sure this is related to your problem or not but a long time ago I added code in the deactivate event on each page lockscreen=.t. and then in the activate event lockscreen=.f.. I now have this code in my member class for the pageframe.
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>>Hi All. I have seen related messages to this problem but cannot remember the solution. I have a form with a pageframe. Page 2 has a grid. A button on Page 2 can activate page 3. When Page 3 activates parts of the grid from Page 2 shows through in between the controls on Page 3. Any solution? Turning themes off would be ug-a-lee. (Update - turning themes off doesnt help).