>Looks like a bug to me but it existed prior to SP2.
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>>However, submenus open even when the originating bar is disabled with SKIP, as below. I now can't remember if this was the standard behaviour beforehand.

1. Sergey, Greg - As I thought/ I agree.
2. Carlos - Nice work. I agree the entire menu + shortcut capability in VFP has always been sluggish and, going back to VFP6, has had quirks from time to time. The thick border after the last menu item in Vista is the latest one. However, ctl32_shortcut will only be a success if it remains more Windows upgrade/SP-proof than what we have already.

Ta.
J