ugh... DBI needs to fix this. have tried:

- toggling autoyield on and off
- firing a click method on a command button
- refreshing the form/control

still nada. have emailed DBI... waiting to hear from them. will post what they say.

because the mouse appears if u "go to another program" (or desktop) and back to VFP, am wondering if there is a windows api call that may refresh the "current vfp" window.

>Chris
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>I have the same problem, DBI has only said that it is because of the way VFP handles OCX controls. Using Visual Basic, I don't get the problem, so it seems that they are correct. Unfortunatly, they don't plan to fix it on their side. So now, in my user manual, I have a statement that says, "Click your mouse on the calender to activate the pointer."
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>Kirk