>>Exactly. And your example works in a small .prg file. Thank you.
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>>But when I set the value of my edit boxes to the same values as you have, it does not work. The issue must be that my edit boxes are in a container which is inside a page of a pageframe. And I set the anchor values in the INIT method of the form. Could it be that the anchor value of the PageFrame or the container is causing the problem?
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>Are you changing width/height or the edit boxes before changing the anchor? This might be a problem, if you are doing something like that, first you need to set the anchor to zero, then adjust width/height and then set the anchor to whatever value you need.
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>I do not think that having the edit boxes in containers should make a difference:
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>loForm			= CREATEOBJECT('myForm')
>loForm.Show(1)
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>DEFINE CLASS myForm as Form
>	height = 450
>	ADD OBJECT myContainer as myContainer WITH top =0, left = 0, width = 220, height = 420, anchor = 15
>ENDDEFINE
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>DEFINE CLASS myContainer as Container
>	ADD OBJECT myTopEditBox as EditBox WITH top = 5, width = 200, height = 200, left = 5, anchor = 75
>	ADD OBJECT myBotEditBox as EditBox WITH top = 210, width = 200, height = 200, left = 5, anchor = 30	
>enddefine
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First, thank you.

Here is what I do in my INIT method of the form.

1. Dynamically add container to the form (where the edit boxes reside). The snippet of the code is as follows:

	thisform.pageframe1.page1.AddObject( "fields_container", "fields_container" )

2. Dynamically add a container (not related to the edit boxes) on the top of the form and adjust the height of the form and .top value of all controls.
3. Set the anchor value of the edit boxes according to your suggestions.

I probably need to set the anchor values before step 2 (before adding another container and re-sizing the form).