I like that, but I also like trying to figure stuff out and what I'm looking for is an exact solution to the task at hand. If I need more than that, I will broaden the question to request more.

>Sometimes understanding the intent often opens the door to a solution. I'm also often surprised that people who have been using Fox for years sometimes miss the simple solutions.
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>>And I appreciate that, but sometimes all that's needed is a solution to what specifically was asked. You're sounding like Nadya now.
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>>Anyway, it is in a container with other objects. I need to go to the next object on the container's parent. Got some code now that works, but still trying to figure out how to get to the next TabIndex. It could be the Container.TabIndex +1, but it also could be +7 (Fox allows us to skip when assigning them), or it could be back to TabIndex = 1 if the container is the last control on it's parent (normally a form).