Here are two examples for when you are defining it strictly in code:

DEFINE BAR 10 OF shortcut PROMPT "P\<honeTree" ;
	SKIP FOR !FILE(cs_phonetree)

DEFINE BAR 6 OF ar PROMPT "Receive Amt Financed" ;
	SKIP FOR !FILE(cs_ar) OR !level33

In the menu designer, click on the options button beside the prompt and enter your condition in the Skip For: field such as:

!m.active OR xinsprof = "BATCH PROCESSING" OR mDaysLeft < 0 OR demoversion

is an example of one of ours.

>Hi, all,
>
>I have created a menu with the menu designer and I would like to hide a bar based on the user preference. The .mpr file looks this:
>

>SET SYSMENU TO
>SET SYSMENU AUTOMATIC
>
>DEFINE PAD _1890tuwa5 OF _MSYSMENU PROMPT "\<Reports" COLOR SCHEME 3 ;
>	KEY ALT+R, ""
>ON PAD _1890tuwa5 OF _MSYSMENU ACTIVATE POPUP reports
>
>DEFINE POPUP reports MARGIN RELATIVE SHADOW COLOR SCHEME 4
>DEFINE BAR 1 OF reports PROMPT "Report1"
>DEFINE BAR 2 OF reports PROMPT "Report2"
>ON SELECTION BAR 1 OF reports report form report1.frx
>ON SELECTION BAR 2 OF reports report form report1.frx
>

>
>How do hide bar 2 at run time?
>
>Any help will be appreciated.
>
>TIA,
>
>Dawa