Yes it could but you have more flexibility using the Got/LostFocus as you can test the state of the toolbar or menu selectively according to which form has focus.

>Actually, all this code can be put into FormClass.Activate event, i.e. each Form object knows what to do with toolbar, menu and all mediator object properties.
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>>Hi Vinod ---
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>>The way I have done this in the past is to put code enabling/disabling toolbars and menu items in the GotFocus and LostFocus of my form classes....this works well because as you move from form to form the menu and/or toolbar may blink but they stay enabled. If you close the last form then they get disabled as there is no GotFocus enabling them again.
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>>>The only thing is that menu should only become active when that toolbar is visible & that toolbar is visible only when user chooses any form(s) for data entry...
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>>>Can u pls advs.. How I can do this ??
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>>>TIA