Hi, Samuel-

I think though that is the effect you'd see. And you can easily put a menu on a top level form. I think you can find the info either in the solutions sample or the on-line help. It certainly can't take longer to figure out than trying to the get the button on the _screen object to "push."

< shrug > But it's up to you.

>>Samuel-
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>>IC. Are you using 5.0 or 6.0? You could create a top level form that will *look* like the _screen. And then you'd get the normal behavior for buttons. You can then hide _screen and just have your application's form as the "desktop".
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>>HTH
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>5.0.
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>I like this route in general, because then I can place the buttons on the form in design time and hook into the event methods. But I don't know how to put a menu on a form. Its probably simple, but I've got no time to explore.
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>Thanks