>Bret,
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>Instead of DO FORM ModalMenuSetter..
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>oMMSD = createobject( "ModalMenuSetterDriver" )
>oMMSD.Execute()
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>The Execute() method sets values based on current menu settings, does the DO FORM ModalMenuSetter, which manipulates the oMMSD properties and when the modal form ends and control returns to the Execute method you tweak the menu.
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>>David I dont know what you mean in this situation. The form is up an modal and the user wishes to do something on the form that would have me change a few submenus. Where would the other object you mention come into play?

I will think about that David and try an experiment or two. What I would like to know is where did the define bar statments go, when I executed them in my domodule method, they did not produce an error. They were just ignored, which if very interesting to debug, the code was passing through and executing fine, but there was not results. I would like to have an error come back that said something like 'This command is not supported when form is modal'. I know it is asking too much, but I like to dream.