>Hi Ed,
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>>Yes, it's logical, but I guess that's the case with toolbar-only application. BTW, you can still define popup with short-cuts behind_the_scene, but it's not more OO than OKL, right?
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>Here the question would not be whether it's more OOP, it's definitely not. But OKLs are always called, even within a method, a menu popup hotkey is only executed, when VFP is on the READ EVENTS. Saves you a lot of troubles with managing OKLs to prevent recursive calls and such.
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>Christof

Honestly, I don't see much difference between these two ways, and as I see Vinod may use the third truly OO way.