>Mike,
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>SET CONFIRM is scoped to the data session. Do you have one form in the default DS and the other in a private DS?
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>>I've spent about 2 hours on this and I am my wits end.
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>>On one particular form, whenever I press enter to exit any textbox, focus remains on the current control and the cursor jumps back to the first character. I have to press Tab to move to another field, or if I fill in the field completely I move on to the next field, which is standard CONFIRM OFF behavior.
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>>I'm using VFP 6.0
>>CONFIRM is OFF.
>>The textbox (just for testing) is from the base TEXTBOX class, and does not have any of is properties overwritten except for controlsource, which I set to ThisForm.Comment just for testing.
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>>I have other forms built on a virtually identical framework that do not manifest this behavior.
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>>I did some research before I posted this, saw the informaion about Default=.T. in pushbuttons and thought I had found my solution, but even though I do have several pushbuttons on the form, none of them have Default=.T.

It did turn out to be a Command button with Default=.T..

Even though I never set the commands default to .T., somehow VFP decided to do that for me any time the command button Refresh() code ran. I ended up adding the line This.Default=.F. as the last line of the button's refresh code. Over 2 hours of a beautiful Saturday down the drain......