>I have a pageframe class where I want to programmatically set the backcolor of the Active page to 1 color and all the inactive pages to another color. IN general this is quite easy. However, I am looking for a way to do this without having to drop all the pages and add my own page subclass that has the code in it. I have tried ActivePage_Assign method in the pageframe, but this does not fire when you click on the various pages. Putting it in the UIEnable of the pageframe does not fire either.
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>Currently, I have a SETPAGE method in the pageframe class, and I just put This.Parent.SetPage() in each of the Page Activate methods. I would like to do something at the PageFrame level that truly traps when the activepage changes and fires my SetPage method.
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>TIA!

Mark, you may take a look at my Page Tab Chameleon class (file#9211) which handles the page caption appearance and may be modified for page color. It uses the UIenable() event and supposed to be dropped on each page. Not exactly that you want on the PageFrame level, but it needs only to be added to the page, which could be done in PageFrame.Init()