>>Ok, I just completed changing the color of active/inactive pages within a
Flourescent? Sounds like a real winner to me (not!). What I do is loop thru all of the pages within one or more pageframes and run the deactivate event. In the deactivate I set the backcolor to dim/gray. Then I determine the activepage and fire off the activate event which sets the color up as standard gray. Everything works well and looks good except for a small glitch. When a user hits Add/Edit I disable all pages within all pageframes except for the currently active page. Makes for easier living that way. Anyhow, the text headers within the pages gives me the old disabled background behind the text header. It looks wierd, but I am going with it. I have an approach which involves making the pages transparent and changing the form backcolor, but only if the client feels that it is necessary and worth any additional $. My deactive color is 8421504 and activate is 12632256. I would recommend talking Ur client out of flourscent. It is very hard on the eyes! talk at u later (taul)