>>>THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled = !THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled
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>>>I do not know what storing .t. of .f. will gain you. I also don't see the benefit of disabling a button on a page the user can no longer see unless they reactivate the page, at which point you re-enable the button anyway. If the button was on the form instead of the page, disabling/enabling becomes relevant.
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>>Actually, it's a series of command buttons some of which are used by both pages but not all. I found it much more user friendly doing it this way.
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>Ahh. Are you *floating* the buttons over the page frame instead of dropping them on a specific page so they are visible to all the pages? Or dropping them on the form instead of the pageframe?
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>I think you would be better served by basing the Enabled property of your buttons on PageFrame1.ActivePage property [ IF ...ActivePage = 1 ]. You could place this in the refresh method of your buttons and call it from the Activate method of the pages [ThisForm.Button1.Refresh()].

Good idea. I'll try it now. Thanks

Bill