If I'm understanding what you want to do, I think it can be achived by a modal Form, and in the Init of the Form:
PUBLIC lSomeVariable = .T.
DO MENU <Dsabled Menu>
Be sure to reset the Menu when the Form is released.
Dave
>>Hi,
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>>I want to do something similar to the messagebox function, i.e. having a top-level form that's the only active component in my application. I don't want any menus or any forms to be activated or enabled. In fact, if the user clicks anywhere other than in the current active form, I want VFP to "beep" (thus behaving exactely like a messagebox).
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>Global event handlers are not currently hookable from VFP alone; you need code that operates outside the VFP process, a capability not directly supported by VFP - the reaon that OKLs are only processed in the VFP app. You can write C code, and possibly VB code, to do this, or investigate the Zero Administration Kit, which can limit the user's access to some of the standard Windows tools. The 'system modal' behavior is not now supported.
