Dear Cetin,

Can you pls explain me, how do i keep the shapes but replace them with container. Do you mean, i include all the shapes and put in one container??

Pardon me for my ignorance.

Regds
Shaishav

>I can assure you it was reported :) FYI corrected in VFP7.
>Do not remove the shapes but replace with containers ?
>Cetin
>
>>Hi Cetin,
>>
>>Thanks for the help,
>>
>>It worked removing the Grid, as for some reason i can't remove the shapes. Anyways i also got another solution of changing the backcolor of the objects from 255,255,255 to 255,255,254 (a temp work-around).
>>
>>However do you have any idea, whether a fix will be provided for this bug. Does anyone reported this bug to Microsoft.
>>
>>Thanks again, Keep up the good work.
>>Shaishav
>>
>>>>Hi everybody,
>>>>
>>>>i'm facing a problem while using container class. I have 4 containers on on my VFP form, at a time on one of them is visible.
>>>>
>>>>Now i notice when i run this form, and switch from one container to another, the color of my controls keeps on changing to some vibrant color, that means, i have combo-box on the screen, by defaul the Backcolor property is set to WHITE color. But it shows RED color, similarly my TextBoxes, my ListBox etc.. keeps on changing color.
>>>>
>>>>It looks really ugly and irritating, can any one help in finding out what's wrong.
>>>
>>>Shaishav,
>>>Check if that's top level form, there is a grid on form and shape. If all 3 exists it's a known bug up to and including VFP6 SP5. Workaround is to replace shapes with containers.
>>>Cetin
>>>Cetin