You could use the GotFocus and LostFocus events to track which panel is
active.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Sergiy.
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| Thanks Maarten,
| Correct. Yes I can determine which panel is active in the
| way you have suggested.
| However, I want to display this to a text box on an error
| logging panel the name of the panel on which the error
| occurred.
| There does not seem to be a property or method that will
| allow me to do so.
| Any other suggestions?
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