Hmmm....the code I posted doesn't care about the form. It's using relative addressing, as in This.Parent = Pageframe. This.Parent.Parent would refer to the form...see? I haven't seen your code so I'm not sure if this is what you ware talking about.

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>>That's not really a great way to solve the problem, because it still moves focus from the current control to the default button.
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>>Jerry can always put This.Parent.Page2.Command1.Default=.F. in the Activate of Page1 and the reverse (set it to .T.) in the Activate of Page2.
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> Right, I hadn't thought about it. I replied, because I had a similar problem and solved it the way I described. In my case I can not use your solution, though, because I created a class, which doesn't know anything about a form, on which I'll place it lately. And actually nodefault in my case returns focus to text control and it was desirable effect in my situation. I sent my classes into classes-VCX section, so they appear there soon, unless Nick will find too much bugs in them :)
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>>>Hi Jerry,
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>>>Just place if nKey=13 NODEFAULT in text1 and text2 keypresses methods.
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>>>>I have a page frame with 2 pages.
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>>>>Page2 has a textbox and a command button with DEFAULT set to TRUE.
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>>>>Page1 has a textbox and a command button with DEFAULT set to FALSE.
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>>>>When I am in the textbox on page1 and press Enter, the command button from page2 fires and display on page1.
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>>>>Should that happen? I would like nothing to happen when Enter is pressed on page1.
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>>>>I would think that pressing Enter would only call page2 command button when I am on page2.
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>>>>How should this work?
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>>>>Thanks