I just played with this a bit. Here is what I have found.
when I moved the code to go to another page from the interactive change to the click method the bleedthrough disapears.

Thanks to all

Peter



>Peter,
>
>Where exactly are you changing pages and what code are you using? Most wizards use buttons outside the pageframe to change pages.
>
>I just added a baseclass pgf to a form, dropped a chk on page1, set it's Value to .f. and this code in it's Click:
>
>if ( this.Value = .t. )
> this.Parent.Parent.ActivePage = 2
>endif
>
>the page changes with no bleed through of the chk.
>
>>I have the strangest problem.
>>I have a dialog with a pageframe (8 pages) as a wizard.
>>On page 1 there is a checkbox. If checked I make page 2 active.
>>And there right in the middle of page 2 is a image of the checkbox from page 1 (in addition to the controls on page 2)
>>(And YES the checkbox is on the page and not onthe form below!!)
>>
>>I tried to make the checkbox control invisble in the deactivate method, to no avail.
>>I made the nearest control (a combo box) on page 2 opaque and moved it right over the checkbox and it still looks through!!!!!!!!!!!