>>Hi Hugo,
>>
>>How do I modify your sample code to "instroduce" a PageFrame. I just want to see if it will change how it works in your sample code.
>>
>>I added a new (empty) PageFrame to my "complicated" form and dropped two Edit boxes on this empty PageFrame. And the anchor DOES NOT work correctly. Then I dropped two Edit boxes on the same form, away from the PageFrame. And this time the Anchor WORKS.
>>I would like to see if this is just my form where PageFrame "acts up" or in a sample form it will do the same.
>
>Hi Dmitry,
>
>Something like this, I added a label in between the edit boxes, but is basically the same thing.
>
>

>
>loForm				= createobject('myForm')
>loForm.show(1)
>
>define class myForm as form
>	height				= 480
>	add object myPageFrame as myPageFrame  with top =0, left = 0, width = 260, height = 460, anchor = 15
>
>	function init()
>		this.myPageFrame.Page1.newobject('myContainer', 'myContainer')
>		this.myPageFrame.Page1.myContainer.visible				= .t.
>	endfunc
>enddefine
>
>define class myContainer as container
>	top		= 0
>	left		= 0
>	width		= 260
>	height		= 460
>	anchor		= 15
>	backcolor	= rgb(0, 192, 192)
>	add object myTopEditBox as editbox with top = 3, width = 245, height = 200, left = 5, anchor = 75
>	add object myLabel as label with caption = 'This is some caption', top = 207, autosize = .t., backstyle = 0, anchor=80
>	add object myBotEditBox as editbox with top = 225, width = 245, height = 200, left = 5, anchor = 30
>enddefine
>
>define class myPageFrame as pageframe
>	pagecount = 2
>enddefine
>

Thank you, Hugo. As I am sure you tried, your sample code works. So must be something weird in my form that caused the PageFrame to have this problem. I will not try in another window of the application.