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>>Another quick-and-dirty method would be using ON KEY LABEL F3 KEYBOARD "ALT+A" PLAIN, which would work if a button has ALT+A assigned as a shortcut.
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>>PS. I´m not sure about the PLAIN; please check it, OK?
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>I believe the plain is correct. I have been using On Key Labels (OKLs). The problem is when calling other forms from the main form. The OKLs begin to get mixed up. I tried putting push key clear in the init method of the called form but I am getting strange results sometimes. I believe pushing and poping OKLs will probibly not work when running a number of forms at once. It looks like the init of a called form runs before the lost focus of the main form and other stuff like that.
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> I am toying with the idea of using the menu bar and adding and removing hot key menu selections as I load and unload different forms and menus. It would be a lot of work to get started though. Any ideas out there???


Menus is the way I suggested...but it really isn't that difficult.

In the form Activate:
PUSH MENU _MSYSMENU
DO MyMenu.Mpr

Then in the Deactivate:
POP MENU _MSYSMENU