Tony,

>I did what you said, however, I don't see a btnNew in the list.

>On your Maintenance form, the btnNew comes with the form's creation, and I can't do anything with it, not even copy it.

Sorry...I misunderstood.

If you want the button on page 2 to do the same as the button on page 1, just drop an instance of mmButtonNew on the form, and that should do it. If you have set the BindingSource or BindingSourceMember properties of the New button on page 1, you need to do the same for the button on page 2. After that the MM .NET business form code takes care of the rest.


>You've got a great piece of work here, and I really like it. I'm glad we bought it.

Thanks...glad to hear it!

Best Regards,