Yes, I see it now. It looks like a bug. You can workaround it by checking mrow(),mcol() in Form.rightclick and block code there if it's in grid area.

>Edward --
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>Yeah, that's how I always thought it worked as well. But, I'm experiencing something different. The steps:
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>(1) Right-click on grid to activate pop-up menu
>(2) Move mouse pointer anywhere else on the form (without traversing the popped-up menu).
>(3) Right-clicking.
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>When I do this, the original pop-up menu disappears and the RightClick method for the form is invoked. From then on, rightclicking anywhere always invokes the RightClick for the form.
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>The only way I am able to get re-invoke the RightClick for my grid appears to be if I first use the Esc key.
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>Ain't that peculiar?
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>Thanks,
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>Jim
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>>>Odd, I've never asked a question before with no responses ... I'll take the lack thereof to indicate that nobody has seen this before.
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>>>Thanks
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>>>>I've encountered the following curiosity:
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>>>>When I right-click on any of my grids, I bring up a pop-up menu containing a few choices for the user.
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>>>>Now, if I move the mouse elsewhere on the grid, and right-click again (with the previous pop-up menu still active), the rightclick method for the form is called -- not the rightclick method for the cell I've actually right-clicked on.
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>>>>And, even curiouser -- if, while the first pop-up menu is up on my screen I move the mouse over any of the choices and then move the mouse elsewhere on the grid and right-click, I do get the the rightclick method for the cell I've right-clicked on.
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>>>>Anybody ever seen this behavior before? Anything I can do about it?
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>>>>Thanks in advance,
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>>When popup is open it waits for your next move, i.e. next right-click will just close it and nothing else, and then to open it you should right-click again. It is quite normal behavior.