FIX: ActiveForm Returns Wrong Form

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a new "Standard EXE" project in Visual Basic 5.0.
2. Add an MDI form to the project.
3. Add a standard form to the project.
4. Set the MDI Child property of Form1 and Form2 to True.
5. Place a Command button on Form1. Set its caption to "Disable."
6. Insert the following code into the Click event of this button:

         Form2.Command1.Enabled = False
         'Me.SetFocus         'Uncomment to Workaround this Problem
         MsgBox Screen.ActiveForm.Name
   						

7. Add a second Command button to Form1. Set its caption to "Enable."
8. Insert the following code into the Click event of this button:

         Form2.Command1.Enabled = True
   						

9. Add a Command button to Form2.
10. Add the following code to the Load event of the MDI form:

          Form1.Show
          Form2.Show
          MDIForm1.Arrange 1
    						

11. Run the project, and then click the button labeled "Disable." Note that the message box displays "Form2" when the active form is actually Form1.
12. Click the button labeled "Enable," and then click the button labeled "Disable" one more time. Note that this time, "Form1" is now correctly returned as the active form.