>>>I use FoxPro 2.6a and runn the applications on Win95.
>>>I seem to find some odd behavior with menus.
>>>If a menu has a skip for clause that says to use a variable like m.skipexit and the sub menus have the save variable tied to their skip for clause, it is resonable to assume that when the variable is .F. then the menu and its sub menus will be shown, if the variable is .T. then the menu and its sub menus will not be shown.
>>>
>>>What I am getting is that when the variable is .F.
>>>and I am on a modal screen only the top menu is on and the sub menus are disabled.
>>>
>>>can any one tell me if it is a Win95/FoxPro 2.6a problem or a FoxPro 2.6a problem or am I missing something.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Bret
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>>Modal screen will disable menus anyway!
>
>I dont think that is a true statement..
>Try putting in .F. in the skip for clause on a menu and run
>your modal screen the menu item should be available...

it shouldn't be... anyhow the menus for all versions of fox i've worked w/ in win95 have the pads enabled but submenu items disabled. we have used this in modal screens to add pads to perform specific tasks...