>>Why not pass (thisform) to the menu program. You could then have a pointer to the form.
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>John,
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>Because menu program do not continue to run. They create the menu and then terminate. Therefore any parameter you passed would be lost through going out of scope.
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>There is a perfect solution here, use the features of the product as an OO environment. _screen.activeform will always be a reference to the currently active form. It will be NULL when no form is current.

Hi JimB,

There is one "gotcha" with _SCREEN.ActiveForm, I thought might be worth mentioning. If you use the Microsoft Toolbar 6.0, the _SCREEN.ActiveForm object refers to the toolbar and not the form. The only workaround for this that I've found is to use _SCREEN.Forms(1) instead.

PS Have a great DevCon. Sorry I can't be there.