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>>I used to do that in an old DOS app... I just stuffed the keyboard with the keys necessary to make the menu pop up...
>>Syntax may be off, but;
>>KEYBOARD ('alt+s')
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>>Wayne
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>That may work, but he wanted to know what menu was opened. BTW, here's the text from "The Windows Interface Guidelines for Software Design":
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>"If the user opens a menu by clicking on the menu title, the menu title is highlighted and the drop-down menu remains displayed until the user clicks the mouse again. Clicking a menu item in the drop-down menu or dragging over and releasing the mouse button on a menu item chooses the command associated with the menu item and removes the drop-down menu. When the system displays a drop-down menu, clicking its associated menu title again cancels the menu and removes the drop-down. Clicking another menu title also results in canceling any displayed drop-down menu, and displays the menu associated with that menu title."

It's been my experience that money talks... and if the client wants it and will pay for it, DO IT. I'll make mine stand on its head if that is what the customer wants.

Remember, the customer is always right. <g>


Wayne