> I'm very glad, that it works, however, my idea is different. Instead of using this code in KeyPress event of your 'manager' form, I proposed the idea of creating menu on the fly. For example, when you're in VFP environment and open a program to modify, the menu Format appears. If you open a table, menu Table appears and so on. So, I assume, it's standard Windows behavior and a good UI practice. Therefore I believe, we can do the same for our custom class ToolBar. E.g. the first instance of ToolBar will instanciate a menu 'Navigate'. I don't know all details in implementation, but I saw several samples, which came with VFP.

> Of course, if your application doesn't use menu at all, you still can keep your idea...

Nadya,

All my apps, uses a menu driven from a DBF (where I store all the options, security fields,...) I'm not in the way to show to the users a Table Menu, A Edit menu, a Format... no... I have tons of things to put in my menu to confuse more my users, that's my oppinion. My users knows of accounting, billing, nothing of standard windows.

Anyway I think is not very hard to implement, is harderd than my way cause you must sinchronize the toolbar with the menu, but not much more, maybe Craig can tell more.