>Here's what I get from a sample of a book.
>
>STORE 1 TO mchoice
>
>DIMENSION scrollarray(5)
>STORE 'Apples' TO scrollarray(1)
>STORE 'Bananas' TO scrollarray(2)
>STORE 'Limes' TO scrollarray(3)
>STORE 'Strawberries' TO scrollarray(4)
>STORE 'Lemon' TO scrollarray(5)
>
>=ASORT(scrollarray)
>
>@2,2 GET mchoice FROM scrollarray;
> SIZE 7,20 VALID scrollproc()
>
>READ
>PROCEDURE scrollproc
>@12,18 CLEAR
>@12,2 SAY 'Your selection: '
>@12,18 SAY scrollarray(mchoice)
>
>SHOW GETS
>RETURN .T.
>
>
>Is there any possibility to modify the menu to use DO CASE.
>Example,
>
>READ
>
>PROCEDURE scrollproc
>DO CASE
> CASE mchoice = 1
> SAY 'Apple'

I am guessing this is FP 2.x and not VFP. You can code anything you want in the ScrollProc procedure. The code needs to ultimately return either .T. or .F. to the valid clause.