Hi!

I did not reproduced this. I just made answer using a pure logic. I do not think this is because OS. I think this is because differences in the VFP versions, in particular, differences in the enu generator.

>Hi Jim,
>
>This is getting a little complicated :(
>
>I was running this build on a win98 laptop (which I left at home this AM)
>I just tried to reproduce it on a Win NT 4 machine but cannot reproduce the error.
>
>My Setup (which had the problem) :
>Win 98 Osr2
>VFP7 (From the September MSDN update - No SP's installed)
>VFP6 custom menu called view (Not opened & converted to VFP7)
>VFP6 Uninstalled from the machine
>
>When I get home tonight I will have a look at the _Genmenu path and get back to you.
>
>Judging by Vlad's response I think he managed to repro. this problem so maybe it's an OS specific issue.
>
>Thanks
>
>Will
>
>>I'm not seeing this. I made a quick menu in VFP7, and added a new bar to the View menu. I added your code below to the SKIP FOR, and "Blah" as the message. My MPR has this:
>>
>>

DEFINE BAR 2 OF _mview PROMPT "\< Reset Filter" ;
>>	SKIP FOR IIF(EMPTY(ga_trns[1]), .F., gn_ModMode <> 2 OR TYPE("pl_stkdisp") = "U" OR NOT pl_stkdisp) ;
>>	MESSAGE "blah"

>>I don't see the problem here on my end. Maybe it has something to do with the specifics of your menu. I also tried a custom menu with a bar called view, and it still works fine for me. Are you using the released version of VFP7, or a beta? Also make sure that _genmenu contains the path to the correct genmenu.prg, which should be located in the VFP7 home directory.
>>
>>Note I also had to add an extra space before the Reset Filter to make the < not cause a problem...
>>
>>Jim
>>
>>>My .MPR ends up like this
>>>

DEFINE BAR 4 of View Prompt "\< Reset Filter" ;
>>>, gn_ModMode <> 2 OR TYPE("pl_stkdisp") = "U" OR NOT pl_stkdisp) ;
>>>Message "Blah"
>>>

>>>Which causes a compile error if I try and compile the project.
>>>
>>>
>>>Anyone encountered this or got any suggestions?
>>>
>>>TIA