If LastKey() doesn't work, can you try the KeyPress() event on your form. You'd have to check the ActiveControl value, but it should work. KeyPress() will differentiate between Shift-Tab and Tab.

HTH
Barbara

>>Bob, if your users are ALWAYS tabbing in the same loop, put a 'nodefault' in the last control's LostFocus() event, and add 'FirstControl.setfocus()'. Haven't tried it.....
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>>HTH
>>Barbara
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>Works pretty good and will probably suit my users fine. There are still a couple of anomalies though. The 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4-1-2- ... etc. sequence works great skipping the page tab between TextBox4 and TextBox1, however we cannot Shift-TAB back to TextBox3 from TextBox4. A little lastKey() code might fix this though. The other problem is Shift-TAB on TextBox1 which still goes to the page tab, but again some lastKey() code might fix this too. I'm saying "might" instead of "will" because I just checked lastKey() help and it says "LASTKEY( ) is updated when you move between controls", and this updating might be too late to help.
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>Great approach Barbara. Thanks.
>Bob
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>>>When I am TABing through the controls on a page of a PageFrame, eventually the focus goes back to the page tab at the top. I understand that this allows the user to move to other page tabs from there with the arrow keys. In my case, I have created other hot-keys to move from page to page, and I don't want the page tab to get focus.
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>>>I'm looking for something similar to the TabStop property that most controls have so I can set it to .f. for each tab on the pages of my PageFrame. Page doesn't seem to have such a property. PageFrame does, but it doesn't do what I'm trying to accomplish.
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>>>Bob