The question is, why would you want to imperatively set focus on a potentially disabled control? It's like, are you giving a user a listbox that lists all of the controls on the form and when they select one, you set focus to it? I mean I could see how that's useful...like if you have 20 thousand controls on the form. But here's the real question...Why would you want to make a disabled control enabled? Maybe it was a handler for a checkbox and when the user checks the box, it enables a previously disabled control and sets the focus so the user...can...oh wait, it disables the control before the user can do anything.:doh: WTF?:confused:
