I am going to also figure out the control with the lowest value, just in case the lowest tabindex isn't one. (I delete the first field on the page, then forget to renumber them sometimes)

>Well, it was just a bare-bones example. You could fancy-it up a bit by checking to see if the control actually has a TabIndex property and a SetFocus method first, etc. A label has a TabIndex but no SetFocus.
>
>>Execellant! (cut, paste, done!)
>>
>>>You can loop the the container's Controls collection to check the TabIndex property.

>>>for i = 1 to This.ControlCount
>>>   if This.Controls(i).TabIndex = 1
>>>      This.Controls(i).SetFocus()
>>>      Exit
>>>   endif
>>>endfor

>>>
>>>>This sounds really useful... Especially in my own pageframe control. Is there a way to make the line generic? I mean, search the pageframe to find the control with the lowest tab stop and move the focus to that?
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Mark,
>>>>>
>>>>>>> I put a pageframe on my form and now when my form appears a focus sets on the first page. I want that focus sets on the first control on my page (text box). So, how can I do that? Do I need to put some code into áctivate method of my form or I can do it in design time?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks in advance
>>>>>>
>>>>>>That's what I would do. This.PageFrameName.Page1.txtBoxName.SetFocus()
>>>>>
>>>>> Ok, I did this in Form.Init method and PageFrame.Click.
>>>>> Works fine.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Thank you.