>I think you can not reference the document objects until the document completely loads. I would think putting that code in the DocumentComplete event would work.

I think that you are beginning to understood my problem. Yes, my Home button is an HTML button in the browser control's document and not a VFP button sitting on the VFP form. As I've said before, the latter is easy to enable/disable:)

I believe you are correct in your statements above, however, I get the problem from both the DocumentComplete and NavigateComplete2 events. The last event would seem to be the ideal one for me to place the code since according to the description of the event in the properties page it is "Fired when the document being navigated to becomes visible and enters the navigation stack." This to me is saying it is "ready" and nothing else is to be shown.

Once again, if I put any VFP syntax in the NavigateComplete2 event (or DocumentComplete) that tries to reference an object in the browser's document, an error occurs. For example if in the NavigateComplete2 event I put "this.document.frame(0).home.disabled=.T." the error pops up. But, like I said before, if I then ignore the error, the program continues and the Home button IS disabled!. How does one explain this?

If I can find a way to dismiss the error I think that I'd be ok.

Mike.