>>>>>>I have an application that is running on about 50 computers with no problems. I have one user that on his computer an area of the screen does not react to mouse clicks either left or right. There is a shape object in that area the user is supposed to right click. Has any of you had this problem.
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>>>>>>TIA
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>>>>>What make/model of mouse is being used, and what driver (under what OS)? Is it different from the ones that are working properly?
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>>>>The customer is using a Microsoft mouse that came with the computer. The OS is Windows 95.
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>>>Microsoft makes lots of different mice - which one is it? More importantly, is the system currently configured to use the correct driver for that exact model? If you're not sure, you can remove the driver, restart Windows, and let it find the mouse again on startup, and use the default mouse driver.
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>>I will have the user check this. That section of the screen works fine in other apps such as Excel. I personally have seen ths phenomenon during development, only once. I had a screen that worked fine then a small section started not reacting to mouse clicks. I moved the objects out of that area and they reacted fine. I later moved the objects back and they continued to work fine. I have to admit it made me think I was crazy for a while. Then I ask my wife and she verified that I was.
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>>Robert
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>If your app runs fine on most PCs it's unlikely to be the problem, but:
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>Do you have overlapping objects on that form? Is it possible that the object's ZOrder is being set somehow so it can't receive the .Click() or .RightClick()?

Reloaded VFP and problem went away. Thanks for your advise.