Ok Nadya, I added the activate code to all 4 pages' activate event and modified it accordingly. I also put the click event code in all pages' click event and modified it accordingly. It works as it should. I emailed my example to you. All it shows is that there must be code someplace else that is interferring...other methods or the pageframe itself or the form?

>Hi Tracy,
>
>Thanks for coming to my rescue. Here is the code in Page3.Activate:
>

>this.fontbold = .t.
>if thisform.nLastActivePage <> 3
>   this.click()
>   thisform.nLastActivePage = 3
>endif

>
>All other pages have the same code in their click and activate (the page number changes respectively). I check the whole form code, but I think this DataEntry form will make me insane... It doesn't want to behave correctly, and every new test shows new problem..., so I'm fixing them and fixing them and ...
>
>>Hi Nadya,
>>
>>I just put your code on a test form with a 4-page pageframe on it and it worked fine. When I click on page 3, the other pages are disabled AND I cannot click on them. I would look at code elsewhere like in the pageframe somewhere? Or other pages have code that overrides this?
>>
>>Tracy
>>
>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>Here is code from Page3.click event. Similar code is on other pages on pageframe:
>>>
>>>

>>>with this.parent
>>>    store .f. to .Page2.fontbold, ;
>>>	.Page1.fontbold, ;
>>>	.Page4.fontbold, ;
>>>	.Page2.enabled, ;
>>>	.Page1.enabled, ;
>>>	.Page4.enabled
>>>endwith	
>>>this.refresh()

>>>
>>>The pages look like disabled, however I still can click on other pages. Is it behavior by design or I do something wrong?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.