As I mentioned in previous message, we are only supplying language to support MRU menus. The algorithms used by Office and Windows to determine which menus conditionally appear are quite complex. Menu items are tracked both by frequency of use and duration between uses. In addition, certain menus popups/items are weighted more heavily than others (and as you know some always appear). We figure that one of you creative developers will come up with a nice class to manage MRU menus (and you could easily track menu usage in a DBF).

RB


>Hi Jeff,
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>No MS tool, AFAIK, has a menu object model. And I don't think we or anyone else will ever see one. However, native VFP support for Most Recently Used menu items (like Win2K, Office2K offers), would be nice (and they probably are already thinking about it over there in Redmond).
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>>Can you give a hint as to how the new/enhanced VFP menu system will be implemented? A new object model? Enhancements to DEFINE MENU/POPUP/BAR?
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>>BTW, all the work you guys have put into VFP7 is more than impressive.