Hmmm, I could have sworn that I did this with the last application that I wrote. Unfortunately I don't have access to that. Actually I am almost positive that I handled it this way. On the top level form I had lots of buttons acting as a "switchboard" with a menu that duplicated some of the button functions and also provided some additional functionality. Maybe I am going crazy....

>Top level form means the form is not displayed inside FP, so it has to go on the form.
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>>I am working on migrating an application from FP 2.6 Win to VFP 6. One problem that I ran into is that when I changed the main form to a Top Level form and changed the menu to work with a Top Level Form, the menu shows up actually *on* the form...kind of like little boxes across the top. I thought maybe it had something to do with the way the menu itself was converted so I tried recreating the menu from scratch in VFP 6. Still get the same results... So, it must have something to do with the form itself but I am sitting here scratching my head hoping somebody out there has seen this before.
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>>TIA,
>>George