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Default Tab Order within a frame

I have a form that I'm trying to set the tab order. There are 6 items within
a frame, 5 text boxes, and 2 buttons. I've coded the tab order so it should
tab
through the (1) 2 text boxes, (2) 2 buttons, (3) 3 text boxes, and then (4)
the 6 items in the frame. The frame has 5 radio buttons and 3 more text
boxes.

However, when I try to tab throught the items it works like I expect for the
items outside of the frame and most if the items within the frame. I can tab
through the 5 radio buttons and then I expect it to tab through the 3 text
boxes (within the frame). But that does not happen. It tabs through the 5
radio buttons in the frame and then jumps back to the first text box (outside
of the frame).

I'm trying to get it to tab through the 3 text boxes (within the frame)
after the 5 radio buttons. I've checked the properties and I think I have
them all set correctly. Is there a way around this or do I have to add
another frame for the last 3
text boxes within my original frame?

Thanks for the help...............

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