Thank you i will try this out


Dim

>Yeah, when I re-read that message, it was a bit cryptic.
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>OK, when you init your application, you can add an array to your screen like:
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>_SCREEN.AddProperty( "aPopups[1,2]")
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>Then, whenever you define a popup add a row and store the name of the popup in the array.  EG
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>DIMENSION _SCREEN.aPopups[ALEN(_SCREEN.aPopups, 1), 2]
> _SCREEN.aPopups[ALEN(_SCREEN.aPopups, 1), 3] = "myPopup"
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>If you activate the popup, mark the flag in the second column to .t. eg.
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>ACTIVATE POPUP "myPopup" NOWAIT
>_SCREEN.aPopups[ASUBSCRIPT( _SCREEN.aPopups, ASCAN( _SCREEN.aPopups, 'myPopup'), 1), 2] = .T.
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>The reverse can be done when deactivate or releasing the popup.
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>Hope this helps
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>Mace
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>>>>Is there a way to find out if a certain shortcut menu is defined and active ?
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>>>>Dimitris
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>>>I'm not aware of any native functions to determine this.
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>>>It shouldn't be too dificult though to manage this  by having variables/properties for which the presence of or value of could be tested to determine the existance and state of your popups.
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>>>Mace
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>>Thank you for the quick reponse, but what do you mean, can you give me a hint ?
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>>Dim.