Hi Greg.

>Would you mind posting you developer menu code. Would be curious as to what you included on this. Thanks.

I actually use the VFPX OOP Menu project for my menu so unless you use that, the code may not make much sense.

with This
  .AddBar('SFSuspendBar', 'SFMenu.vcx', 'DeveloperSuspend')
  .AddBar('SFBar', 'SFMenu.vcx', 'DeveloperScreenToggle')
  with .DeveloperScreenToggle
    .cCaption        = 'To\<ggle Screen'
    .cOnClickCommand = '_screen.Visible = not _screen.Visible'
  endwith
  if version(2) = 2
    .AddBar('SFBar', 'SFMenu.vcx', 'DeveloperTrace')
    with .DeveloperTrace
      .cCaption        = '\<Trace Window'
      .cOnClickCommand = 'set step on'
    endwith
    .AddBar('SFBar', 'SFMenu.vcx', 'DeveloperWatch')
    with .DeveloperWatch
      .cCaption        = 'Watc\<h Window'
      .cOnClickCommand = 'activate window Debug'
    endwith
  endif version(2) = 2
endwith

There aren't a lot of items:

- Either SUSPEND (in dev mode) or bring up a window in which I can type commands and execute them (a fake Command window for runtime apps)
- Toggle _SCREEN.Visible because I usually run an app with it off but it's helpful to be on when debugging
- SET STEP ON
- Open the debugger

Doug