>Colin,
>
>My cForm baseclass has this KeyPress() method:
>

LPARAMETERS nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl
>
>if ( nKeyCode = 93 )
>   * provide Shift+F10 shortcut menu activation
>   this.RightClick()
>   nodefault
>endif

><
>>Does anyone know if there is a Windows standard for keyboard access to right click? Some keyboards, mine included, have a shortcut menu key so I'm assuming there must be some key combination for keyboards without this.


If you want to display a shortcut menu, this menu will pop at the mouse position if the menu is coded like this:
DEFINE POPUP QuickFill SHORTCUT FROM mrow(),mcol()

For example if the mouse is on the left side of the screen and the focus on the rightmost control of your form, the popup menu is display at the mouse position. User will be confuse.

The workaround is to check if the mouse is over the control like this:

*	IF From Shift+F10
	MouseIsOver=SYS(1270)
	IF Type('MouseIsOver')='O' AND MouseIsOver.Name=This.Name
		DEFINE POPUP QuickFill SHORTCUT FROM mrow(),mcol()
	ELSE
		nRow =(wrows()/thisform.height) *(OBJTOCLIENT(this, 1)+this.height)
		nCol = (WCOLS()/thisform.width) *(OBJTOCLIENT(this, 2)+10) 
		DEFINE POPUP QuickFill SHORTCUT FROM nRow,nCol
	ENDIF	
        
       ***you menu definition...

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