>>>>I'll give a very simple example to show what I would like to do:
>>>>Menu name: 'super1'
>>>>Menu Pad: 'cu' ----> opens form 'dataentry'
>>>>
>>>>I want menu pad 'cu' to be disabled while form dataentry is being used.
>>>>
>>>>I assume that I have to enter some code in the "skip for" box which tests to see if form 'dataentry' is being used. Am I on the right track here? If so, how do I get the menu to determine that form 'dataentry' is indeed being used? If I'm out in right field with this, do you have any other suggestions?
>>>>
>>>>Any help would be appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks, AL
>>>
>>>Used("dataentry")
>>
>>NOPE. USED() is for DBFs.
>>
>>set your form name to "frmentry" for example
>>
>>SKIP FOR WEXIST('frmentry')
>>
>>That should do the trick.
>>
>>HTH
>
>Matt, Thanks again for the tip. Here's another one for you. Is there an easy way to disable the 'Quit" pad when ANY FORM is open?
>
>AL

I think using the same method Ed suggested earlier will work here.