You still don't need the call to the Click (unless you've got code there). It's not doing anything and you shouldn't call an event anyways. If you need to call code that's there, you should create a form method and put your code in there and call that method from your button and from the page Click.


>Okay, you were right. Here's what I did:
>
>

>WITH ThisForm
>	SELECT (.cTable)	&& Select the appropriate table for the Page of
>				&& the PageFrame the user is on.
>	IF .cmdTransDist.Caption = "\<Transaction"
>		.pgfAPTransaction.Page1.Click()
>		.pgfAPTransaction.ActivePage = 1
>		*.pgfAPTransaction.Page1.SetFocus()
>		.pgfAPTransaction.Page1.txtdVoucherDate.SetFocus()
>	ELSE
>		.pgfAPTransaction.Page2.Click()
>		.pgfAPTransaction.ActivePage = 2
>		.pgfAPTransaction.Page2.SetFocus()
>		.pgfAPTransaction.Page2.txtcAcct1.SetFocus()
>	ENDIF
>ENDWITH
>