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Top-level form menu not responding to shortcuts
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07/01/1999 22:58:05
 
 
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07/01/1999 22:35:30
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00173023
Message ID:
00173907
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25
>>>I'm wrapping up my first VFP app that uses top-level forms. During development all my CTRL+O and other shortcuts work fine. But when my app is running as a stand-alone, the menu works fine, except the shortcuts don't do anything. Even the Alt+F won't drop the FILE menu pad down.
>>>
>>>All the menu items work fine when selected by mouse, and once you select a pad via mouse the normal activity returns (ALT+key combo's cause the appropriate selections to be chosen).
>>>
>>>I designed the menu in the Menu designer.
>>>The prompt options Key label has the appropriate ALT+F, etc. and I'm calling the menu from the Init of the first form with:
>>>do mymainmenu.mpr with thisform
>>>
>>>The menu works fine with the exception of the shortcuts during runtime.
>>>
>>>Any help on where to look?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>>Mike
>>
>>I've found exactly the same problem. Can't use Cut/copy/paste shortcuts in a top level form even when the menu is 'top level'. Really frustrating. Please somebody help Mike!
>
>Dave,
>Found the problem, I needed to add
>SET SYSMENU AUTO
>
>My config.fpw file had
>SYSMENU=off
>for some reason...probably leftovers.
>After this change, all is well.
>
>Your edit command problem may be different though. Did you start with the Foxpro menu and edit it down to size? That's the easiest way I've found.
>
>Also, the edit menu items are only available when certain types of controls have focus, like the textbox.
>
>HTH
>
>Mike Copeland
>Genesis Group Software
>mike.copeland@genesis-group.net

Mike, I'll kiss the ground you walk on if that works for me. Or at least I'll shout you a beer!

Printing it out as I type :-))
Thanks I'll let you know if it works.
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