>>>Hi Rodney!
>>>
>>>Is it possible that the PageFrame is bigger than you originally had it? Then the Exit button would be covered up by the pageframe and when you were on pageframe Page 2 the button might appear, but would not press. Just a thought.
>>>
>>>I had some buttons on a form a couple of weeks ago and I had added a frame on top of the buttons and then they wouldn't work because although I could see the button, it was the frame I was depressing and not the button. When I sent the object to the back everything worked.
>>>
>>>Perhaps try Send to Back on your Pageframe object. That might do the trick.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>
>>Steve,
>>
>>Thanks for the reply. I'm pretty confident that this is not the case as the same functionality works on the Close (X) button of the form. In that situation, it calls the Release, and then comes back and the X is greyed out.
>
>Sounds like you have a "dangling" object reference somewhere in your form. Check to see if you have any properties that contain an object reference that you haven't released. That will cause those kinds of problems (grayed "X").

Fred,

That was it. Thank you very much. I completely forgot about that property.

Rod