>Naomi,
>
>You could also consider, since you have pageframes without a tab and users should be able to move around on the pages, to place a row of buttons on the top row of the form .Buttons are only visible when you have passed the login procedure . In the click() procedure of the buttons you call the corresponding pageframe. This way, whenever your customer wants an extra page, increase the pages() and add an other button
>
>In the Button.click()
>**some coding
>ThisForm.Pagex.zOrder
>
>In the calling Page.Activate
>this.refresh()
>
>This way you have pageframes without tabs.
>
>Regards,
>
>Koen

Yes, I like this idea. At the moment I'm thinking if I would be able to squeeze all the information into one page, though, because the top portion of the second page should apply to both pages (the existing and new).

Alternatively I can try to save all current controls on the page into a container and try to create a similar container plus two buttons as you suggested and then just show the appropriate container on the same second page.