I would use a simple modal form with a listbox or grid and 'Select' and 'Cancel' buttons.

>I have a form in which I show a cursor as a read-only grid. I want the user to be able to add and delete rows in the grid by using command buttons ADD-TYPE or DELETE-TYPE. The buttons call a popup with all the possible types (a list from another cursor). I don't want the users actually sitting on the grid using a list box because the grid needs to stay clean (doesn't have to be checked for duplicates or flaws when the user leaves the form). And a list box still wouldn't provide a way to delete records from the underlying cursor.
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>The popup is defined in the form's LOAD method and the bar commands do work so I can pickup the choice. My one hitch is that when the bar is selected the popup doesn't deactivate until I actually click somewhere else.
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>I am guessing that the pop actually exists outside the form even though the form created it? How do I deactive it and get the user back to the command button on the form?
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>Is there a nicer way to have a choice list popping up that can be called from a command button and used to manage the grid?