>>Hi All:
>>
>>I'm embarrassed to ask this question:
>>
>>1. How can I find out which object has focus?
>>2. Related to #1: How can I say something like this:
>>
>>

>>If thisform.txtBox1.hasfocus = .t.
>>    Do Box1Processing
>>endif
>>

>
>1. thisform.activecontrol - which may be null if none has focus (when clicked on a toolbar button, for instance, or form not active... there are situations like that).
>
>2. you'd need to create that property and assign it .t. in each object's .gotfocus() and .f. in .lostFocus() (which you may still do without polluting all your classes by using bindevent()).
>
>Is there any serious reason why you can't put "Do box1processing" in txtbox1.gotfocus()?

Thanks, Dragan. No, I can't think of a serious reason! I guess my example wasn't that useful!