Bill-

>Nope, don't get the problem with your code. Does that indicate to you anyplace in particular to start trying to find the problem?

Well, basically, you have to figure out how your code is different, and it would help to simplify. I'd start by investigating just one control in one of the containers that's not refreshing. Does the object's parent class have any code in the Refresh() or UIEnable()? If so, put something like the following line the method:

DEBUGOUT program()

You'll need to have the debug window open so the DEBUGOUT text has somewhere to display.

BTW, just for fun, I tried something in the sample I posted to you yesterday, didn't really expect it to work. Instead of changing the value of the textbox in it's refresh, I used the UIEnable event (of the textbox) and removed the code from the container's UIEnable. The code still worked. More or less.