>I have a form with about 750 text boxes (of my own design). The form is very slow. I think the problem is the number of objects, since the form became twice as slow when I added a couple of grids on one of the pages.
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>I make use of LOCKSCREEN alot, and I've analyzed my code to kill unnecessary lines of code, macro expansions and stuff like that.
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>So anyway, what the point, right? The point is that the data entry form is slow to use. Slow to tab from field to field, slow to cut and paste, slow to switch pages, slow to do anything. Is this normal? Is it because I have so many objects within one form? Should I make each page of the data entry form a seperate VFP form, instead of using page frames?
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>I NEED MAC RUBEL! :-)

You might need to reengineer. That's a bunch of controls, but one thing you can do is to go to each page and copy all the controls to the clipboard, delete them from the form, add a container and then paste the controls back onto the form, inside the container. Disable all the controls and then enable them in the activate of each page. This is how I've gotten better performance for pageframes.