>I'm sorry, Marc. I should have mentioned that I needed it for two controls. Do you suggest defining two properties to do this?
>
>Bill
>
Or an property array might be appropriate.

Marc

>>You need a property say lP1AEnabled, then you could
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>>thisform.lP1AEnabled= THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled
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>>... save the current status , and render it when Page2 becomes active:
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>> THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled=thisform.lP1AEnabled
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>>HTH,
>>
>>Marc
>>
>>
>>>THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled = .F.
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>>
>>
>>>I am trying to save the current value of a control. For example:
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>>>THISFORM.PageFrame1.Page1.cmdAdd1.Enabled = .F.
>>>
>>>I would like to save the current value of .F. and then be able to change the control back once I return to page 1 from page 2.
>>>
>>>TIA,