Hi Peter!
I be happy for you to solve your problem because without this other details (active menu) or your code nobody will can to help you.
Well... strange or no, we will be careful with this detail in future.
P.S.: I download VFP Beta 9 but I don't to test it yet. I have no time. 8-(
Thanks for the information!
Bye.
P.S.2: Sorry my poor English.
>Hi Erick,
>
>Unlike stated in my previous post, the problem did not go away for all my forms, so I started digging.
>
>I believe I've finally figured out what this was all about.
>
>It all seems to come down to one little word in the ACTIVATE MENU ....
>
>NOWAIT!
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>Without NOWAIT the menu just waits (strange huh? <g>) for user input, and the form does not get the focus until you click somewhere on it.
>
>I haven't had a look at VFP 9 Beta (too little bandwith - ADSL in this country is outrageously expensive), but I do hope we finally get a real menu object.
>
>BR
>
>Peter
>
>
>>Hi Peter!
>>Try this:
>>
>>oMainMenuForm = CREATEOBJECT('MainForm')
>>oMainMenuForm.WindowState = 2
>>oMainMenuForm.SHOW(1)
>>
>>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
>>
Erick
Força Sempre!
Strength Always!