>>I am running some small reports programs inside an application that
>>was developed by someone else. They have allowed for a menu to be
>>inserted into their menu system to handle custom reports.This
>>application can run under DOS 2.6 or Windows versions of 2.6. It's
>>all the same code.
>>
>>I preserve their hot keys by using "push key clear" & restore them by
>>using "pop key".
>>Hot keys F3 is a calculator
>> F4 is a calendar
>>
>>This works perfectly when running the DOS version but does not
>>restore the hot keys when running the Windows version.
>>
>>Can anyone explain why this is?
>>Andy Roth
>>andyroth@electriciti.com
> Does the pop key statement have to have an ALL clause to it?
I found the problem. In the DOS version Push Key Clear & Pop Key worked fine but in the Windows version they used a system menu for the same items that also wokred with the hot keys. I had set the sysmenu off and that was what caused the hot keys not to function. It was not PUSH KEY CLEAR or POP KEY
Thanks