Thanks again Cetin. That function is perfect.

To me the popup looks 'BLAH'. With it's 'flat' appearance it looks cut into rather than on top of the form. Any thoughts on how to make the popup look better? To bad the SHADOW clause doesn't exist for DEFINE POPUP anymore.

>Colin you could directly use GetColor() to provide your values.
>
>? Color2RGB(GetColor())
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>

function Color2RGB
>lparameters RGBcolor
>* Color = 0x00bbggrr
>return "rgb("+;
>	ltrim(str(bitand(RGBColor,0x000000ff)))+","+ ;
>	ltrim(str(bitrshift(bitand(RGBColor,0x0000ff00),8)))+","+ ;
>	ltrim(str(bitrshift(bitand(RGBColor,0x00ff0000),16)))+")"
>

Cetin
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>>Thanks Cetin. Is there a list anywhere of colours and their RGB() settings?
>>
>>>>Anyone know the color settings or any other way to accomplish this? I need to have a popup that is multiselect but that looks like a shortcut popup (right-click). MULTISELECT and SHORTCUT don't work together for popups. TIA
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>>>

Define popup mypop multiselect margin from mrow(),mcol()
>>>Define bar 1 of mypop prompt 'Color1' color RGB(0,0,0,192,192,192), RGB(0,0,0,0,255,255)
>>>Define bar 2 of mypop prompt 'Color2' color RGB(0,0,0,192,192,192), RGB(0,0,0,255,0,255)
>>>Define bar 3 of mypop prompt 'Color3' color RGB(0,0,0,192,192,192), RGB(0,0,0,255,255,0)
>>>Define bar 4 of mypop prompt 'Color4' color RGB(0,0,0,192,192,192), RGB(0,0,0,0,255,0)
>>>Define bar 5 of mypop prompt '\Done' color RGB(0,0,0,192,192,192), RGB(0,0,0,0,255,0)
>>>on selection popup mypop do listsels
>>>activate popup mypop
>>>
>>>function listsels
>>>for ix=1 to cntbar('mypop')
>>>if mrkbar('mypop',ix)
>>>? prmbar('mypop',ix)
>>>endif
>>>endfor
>>>

Cetin