Hello! May be following code will work in this case: ************************************************** *-- Form: myform1 (c:\vfp\form1.scx) *-- ParentClass: myform (c:\projects\framewrk\vfp\libs\myclass.vcx) *-- BaseClass: form * DEFINE CLASS myform1 AS myform Top = 0 Left = 0 Height = 190 Width = 268 DoCreate = .T. Name = "Myform1" custResize.Name = "custResize" ADD OBJECT pageframe1 AS pageframe WITH ; ErasePage = .T., ; PageCount = 2, ; Top = 10, ; Left = 10, ; Width = 241, ; Height = 169, ; Name = "Pageframe1", ; Page1.Caption = "Page1", ; Page1.Name = "Page1", ; Page2.Caption = "Page2", ; Page2.Name = "Page2" ADD OBJECT myform1.pageframe1.page1.text1 AS textbox WITH ; Alignment = 0, ; Value = 0.00, ; Format = "999,999,999.99", ; Height = 23, ; InputMask = "999,999,999.99", ; Left = 34, ; SelectOnEntry = .T., ; Top = 17, ; Width = 185, ; Name = "Text1" ADD OBJECT myform1.pageframe1.page1.text2 AS textbox WITH ; Height = 23, ; Left = 34, ; Top = 62, ; Width = 100, ; Name = "Text2" PROCEDURE text1.Click keyboard '{home}' ENDPROC ENDDEFINE * *-- EndDefine: myform1 ************************************************** It work fine not only when user TABs into txtbox but when he going with Enter. And pay attention that you should press ',' instead '.' to get decimals Have a happy day Vladimir Shevchenko > Vladimir, this will only work if the user TABs into the textbox. If he > uses the mouse, then the cursor is set at the point where the mouse > clicked. VFP assumes that you MEANT to put the cursor at that point, and > that you're happy with where the decimal point is relative to the cursor. > This way it's easy to CHANGE a number, but can have strange effects if > you're entering a NEW number. > > HTH > Barbara