How about loFrm.Show instead? MB Software Solutions wrote: > frmParent form has code that does a DO FORM frmChild NAME loFrm and > then I do a loFrm.Activate, but the frmParent stays in the foreground > and the frmChild is in the background. I want frmChild to get front > focus. > > 'frmChild.Activate' didn't do it...what would? > >
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