>>>I'm a novice user of Visual FoxPro 5.0, and I have no certain idea of how to build an Office-like toolbar. Basically, what I need to do is to run a log-in form. If the password supplied by the user is OK, I need to open a toolbar that gives access to different programs, each one with it's own general screen and menu, then close the form and leave the toolbar open.
>>>I have built the log-in form, each program's main screen, menu and forms, but nothing about the rest.
>>>Can anyone help, please?
>>>
>>>Fausto
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>>Look at Toolbar class. You can use it to add toolbar object to your interface using either Formset.AddObject or CREATEOBJECT().
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>Thanks a lot, Edward.
>I've read I can build a toolbar inheriting and customizing the toolbar class, but how can I do to leave the toolbar open, as a "memory-resident program"?

Sorry, I don't understand what exactly you mean here. If you want to have separate app containing just one toolbar, it's not a problem.