>>Yes, as the developers guide says, I issue this command in the Init event of the said form: DO xxx.mpr WITH THIS, .T.
>>This syntax is identicle to microsofts example... Yet there is an error...
>>
>>Eric K.
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>>>>Hello,
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>>>>>I have an SDI menu with the general option set for top level form. The form is set to top level form. Everytime I run the app and show this form, I get a message box that says the menu can only be run with a top level form, which it is. What's up? :)
>>>>>BTW, how do you view the header info of an .mpr?
>>>>Perhaps, you do not pass the reference to that form? Sorry, if you do...
>>>
>>>
>>>DO YourMenu.Mpr WITH oTop-LevelForm
>>>
>>>As Vladimir stated, you need to pass a reference of the form to the menu. If you look at the .MPR, you'll be able to read about this requirement.
>>>
>>>Steve
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>I've never passed the .T. as a 2nd parameter. Sometimes the name of the menu.
>You can view the .mpr with "modify command MyMenu.Mpr" in the command window.
>
>Steve
Just FYI, The error turned out to be from the main window attempting to load the same menu. Apparently, the main app window is not recognized as a top level form.

Eric K.