>>This is a very good idea. In fact, the path is there, in the menu. I think PRMBAR() function will do the job.
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>>But you still need to look for windows, because not all those projects are opened. :)
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>>Vlad
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>>>>Loop through all windows. Open projects have titles like "PROJECT MANAGER - MYPROJ". The problem is that you don't have the path to each project. And I don't have an idea now on how to find it.
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>>>>Vlad
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>Hey, that was a great idea. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work. Maybe I'm missing something? I tried
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>x=PRMBAR("_MSM_FILE",16)
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>which should return the text of the 16th item on the file menu, but all I get >is a menu not defined error. Same for every other system menu I tried. Isn't >_MSM_FILE the name of the system file menu? Just for good measure I tried the >same line using _MFILE instead with the same results. Argh.
I've found if I create a menu from scratch and run it then use the PRMBAR function it works fine. It's only when trying to use it on the default system menus does it give me a problem. However, the documentation says that PRMBAR works with the VFP system menus.
Menus give me a headache. BTW, the reason I was trying to use PRMBAR is because the 16th option on the File menu is the last project opened. It contains the full path to the project.
