>When I issue an oApp.Logout() my application kind of jumps around on the screen a little as the menu and toolbars etc are released. Is there a way to avoid this?
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It's a SWAG, but if your forms run in the context of the main VFP Window, try:

_SCREEN.lockscreen = .t.

If the Forms run as top level forms, try issuing:

thisform.lockscreen = .t.
DODEFAULT()

in the Form's Destroy event. If they run in the context of a parent top level form, set the top level forms LockScreen = .t. before releasing the child forms, and use the previous code in each child Form's Destroy().

You could also create a Modal ShutDown Form that brings itself to the top, sets all members of the _SCREEN.Forms collection .visible = .F. so that it can't be seen during shutdown. And dozens of other ways...

>I originally had bypassed the oApp.logout and used some original code that just released oUser and presented another user login. However, now that I am using the security I do need the menu to be recreated specific to the new user lanid.
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>Maybe another solution would be ... Is there a way to refresh the menu after a user login. That way I wouldn't have to release everything I could use my original code and then refresh the menu when the new user logins in.
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>Thanks,
>Paul