>>>If I want to move control to a specific command button among
>>>the command group in which the button is,
>>>What command should I use?
>>>
>>>For example,
>>>
>>>In case that a screen is like this below,
>>>
>>>-----------------------------------------
>>> label1 textbox1
>>> label2 textbox2
>>> label3 textbox3
>>>
>>>-----------------------------------------
>>> command1 command2 command3 command4 <-command group1
>>>-----------------------------------------
>>>
>>>after writing textbox1,textbox2,textbox3,
>>>I need to move the current control to command3 button
>>>If I fill up the blank of textbox3 and press Enter.
>>>And then skip command4 button.
>>>And then again, Current Control should be on the textbox1.
>>>command1 and the other 2 buttons are to be accessed
>>>only by using arrow buttons or mouse pointer.
>>>
>>>
>>>Sorry for my Bad English Expression.
>>>Cause I'm not so good at English...
>>>
>>>Any help would be great.
>>>thanks,
>>>Over and Out.
>>
>>Basically, you use NODEFAULT and Thisform.controlname.SetFocus() to redirect focus to appropriate control.
>
>I've tried but still i can't get it.
>In the example above,
>- thisform.command3.setfocus() - Is this sentence is appropriate?
>I've added this code in two ways,
>First,to the click event and the other time to the
>setfocus method of the textbox4.
>But both of them were all in vain.
>Maybe I skipped an important point.
>And I don't know about the 'NoDefault' that you mentions also.
>I'm sorry but would you give me more information about this?
>I need some detailed thing cause i'm a novice.
>In the previous dos version, I remember there was an specific variable
>which is useful for such function like that.
>But as for visual foxpro... Well..

You should issue NODEFAULT in any place within Click() events where you want to SetFocus(), else VFP will use default tab order.