>Dragan,
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>In the first opt put this code in the .GotFocus()
>
>

with this.parent
>   .Buttons[ .Value ].SetFocus()
>endwith

>
>this assumes the buttons are in order and you've left the value as numeric. If that's not true you might have to use the TabIndex to find the correct control.

Tried that, but then it fires when the user types the hotkey for Option1, and at that time the .parent.value still holds the old value, so this actually disables the Option1 button. I'll try to solve this by explicitly calling the optiongroup's SetFocus custom method when the parent container gets focus. So this may solve this particular case, since this OptionGroup is always the first control in this container - but then it won't be nice when tabbing back into the container, or in any other case as well.

Hmmm... maybe a This.refresh before the .Buttons[ .Value ].SetFocus() may do the trick? I'll try that.