Well, thanks for the help. At least you've dared to try.

I have gotten it to display most of the time by putting the following code as the last few lines of the form's Init:

ThisForm.PgFrame.ActivePage = 3
ThisForm.PgFrame.ActivePage = 1
ThisForm.PgFrame.Page1.TxtName.SetFocus()

>And you are sure your code is not screwed nor it's not an underlying class code. Another possibity that comes to mind is "clear" somewhere. I don't think it's a VFP5 problem. Good luck.
>Cetin
>>Let me add a little more here. The form works fine under VFP6/Win98, but doesn't work under VFP5.
>>
>>The code is production code and has worked fine until my hard disk crashed and I brought a new one up under Win98, restored from Visual SourceSafe and now it won't work under VFP5.
>>
>>>Thanks, but that's not it. I have a thisform.lockscreen = .f. in the form's refresh.
>>>
>>>I did as you suggested too and it didn't help.
>>>
>>>Thanks anyway.
>>>
>>>>>HELP!!!!! This is driving me nuts and I can't figure out what the problem is.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have a modal form that used to work just fine, but I "upgraded" to Win98. Now it draws the border, shows the image from the underlying form, but doesn't draw any screen controls and you can't see the contents. You can click around and find some controls, but they don't work well.
>>>>>
>>>>>This hasn't happened to any other forms in the app, just this one and .lockscreen is .f.
>>>>>
>>>>>Can anyone help me?
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA,
>>>>>
>>>>> -cjh
>>>>Curtis,
>>>>Still sounds a lockscreen problem. To test add this.lockscreen=.f. to form.click and check.
>>>>Cetin