>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>My app has many (100+) reports. There are all in the main menu Reports -> Reports Group A, Reports Group B, and so one. Under each Group there is a list or reports. Users are lost or do not know where to look for this or that report.
>>>>Plus, the users - mostly - use one to 5 reports on the regular basis.
>>>>I would like to allow them to add certain reports to a short menu list (let's call it Custom Reports). The way I envision it, a user would grab a report and drop it on the Custom Reports. Or, if necessary, delete a report from the Custom Reports list. All of the previous should be done at run time, by a user.
>>>>
>>>>Is it possible? If yes, how?
>>>>
>>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Hi Dimitry,
>>>
>>>Well, think different. Or better, normal - for a VFP guy.
>>>Do not use a menu - menu is good for not much more then 10 items, and two levels. Anything more is a pain.
>>>But hey, we have VFP! And tables! So why do you not store your reports (frx, name, entry point to data generation, groups and a priority) to a table like any other table, allow to user to alter certain fields, add, delete and let the user sort and filter and finally select the report from the table? Edit: From a grid.
>>>
>>>One could go much farther, but I keep it simple. ;)
>>>
>>>Lutz
>>
>>Thank you, Lutz.
>
>You can do that, and if you want to go a step further use a table-driven treeview.

I prefer not to change the application from using standard VFP menus to a table-driven treeview. My goal, if possible, to be able to drop a report to a report list so that the report can be run from either list.