>>Tim,
>>I thought you would be interested in the solution for this. I got it from Josh Horne at OakLeaf. I had to add the following code in order to position the pointer to the end of the table.
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>>this.BindingContext[oBizObject.GetCurrentDataSet(), "TableName"].Position = oBizObject.GetCurrentDataSet().Tables["TableName"].Rows.Count - 1;
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>>Thanks for all your help.
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>I thought you had tried that. It is the same code from the dev guide under mmButtonNew of Using Specialized Buttons. I must have missed some communication there. Glad you got it working.
>Tim

Hi Tim,
I ended up talking to Josh before I got back to the dev guide. I must admit, I didn't really think that the heading "Specialized Buttons" applied to this because I was just adding a simple feature to the standard button. In fact, as I guess you found, the problem occurred even when I didn't add any code to the standard mmbuttonNew. By the time I got that suggestion from you, I was ready to weave baskets for a living. I can't thank you enough for all your help.