>>Hi all,
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>>I have the strangest problem. I was making a lot of changes on a form with pageframe and test it, it resulted in dreaded fatal error C0...5. I checked the log and there was no information. I started over again by deleting all FoxUser.*, recompiled .dbc, cleaned up, etc... and restored the old form. I made a change, saved it in backup, tested it, one at a time, to pinpoint the cause of the fatal error. All changes ran fine but then when I added a new page (PageCount was 6, changed it to 7), bam, fatal error! Just ONE simple change! A new page! I also tried This.Refresh() in the click method to no avail. Page 7 has nothing in it. For the life of me, I do not understand why adding a new page caused the fatal error.
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>I agree with Dragan, though it would require bunch of changes. Save all objects on each page as a separate container based class and instantiate it in run-time first time the page is activated.

You can actually save the page itself, so no need to introduce containers... which is handy if there are cross-references into the controls on the pages, so there wouldn't be any need to do much of heavy editing just to change the membership hierarchy.