Sergey,

I must of been editing my previous reply at the same time you were posting this. Re-read my last reply to you, I edited it. I was able to step through the debugger and see that I needed the loForm.Activate instead.

Thanks again. You set me on a good path for the menu system in my application.

>Change it to

loForm.Activate()

>
>>I like your suggestion better. So I put the following as a "Procedure" in my Main Menu "Navigator" selection:
>>
>>

>>IF _Screen.FormCount > 0
>>	FOR EACH loForm IN _Screen.Forms
>>		IF loForm.Name = "navigator"
>>			navigator.Activate()
>>		ENDIF
>>	ENDFOR
>>ELSE
>>	DO FORM navigator
>>ENDIF
>>

>>
>>The first time I select the Navigator menu, it works fine and does the ELSE condition. The second time I select the Navigator menu option, it steps through the FOR EACH statement and gets to the "navigator.Activate() line and gives the error "Object NAVIGATOR is not found."
>>
>>I can step it through the debugger and see that it's not being recognized as an object. Yet if I click Ignore, the form is still Activated. I don't understand why the command DO FORM navigator is not initially creating it as an Object reference. Any ideas?
>>
>>>I would rather itterate through screen's form collection to check if form already exists.

FOR EACH loForm IN _SCREEN.Forms
>>>  IF loForm.Name = < >
>>>* or
>>>  IF loForm.Caption = < >
>>>...
>>>ENDFOR

>>>