Erick,

I don't want the form to be modal, so that's out, however you had me take another look at the documentation:


"Remarks:
The Show method sets a form or form set's Visible property to true (.T.) and makes the form the active object. If a form's Visible property is already set to true (.T.), the Show method makes it the active object.

If a form set is activated, the last active form in the form set also becomes active. If no form is active, the form that was added to the FormSet class definition first is made active.

Forms contained within a form set retain their Visible property setting. If a form's Visible property is set to false (.F.), the Show method for the form set does not show the form."

As we all know <g> or should know, with CreateObject(..) an objects Visible property is .F. and the documentation might be faulty.

Anyway, setting Visible = .T. before Show seems to solve the problem.

Thank's for your help.

Peter







>Hi Peter!
>Try this:
>

>oMainMenuForm = CREATEOBJECT('MainForm')
>oMainMenuForm.WindowState = 2	&& Form maximized
>oMainMenuForm.SHOW(1)	&& Modal style
>

>I hope this help you.
>Bye!
>
>>Well it's all in the title -
>>oMainMenuForm = CREATEOBJECT('MainForm')
>>oMainMenuForm.SHOW
>>And it does show it, but you have to click on the thing to let it have the focus or activate it.
>>On some machines it also minimizes the form?
>>Any way around it? Please let me know.
>>TIA
>