>>What did you put?
>>
>>ray
>
>Each menu option consists of a container with a checkbox, label and shape...
>
>The container has a custom method called "selectme" as follows:
>-------------------------------------------------
>

>  PROCEDURE SELECTME
>    THIS.BACKCOLOR = RGB(0,0,128)
>    WITH THIS.lblMenu
>      .FONTBOLD = .T.
>      .FORECOLOR = RGB(255,255,255)
>    ENDWITH
>    * move this option into view if it is off screen
>    nOptTop    = THIS.TOP + THIS.PARENT.TOP
>    nOptBottom = THIS.TOP + THIS.HEIGHT + THIS.PARENT.TOP
>    nScnBottom = THISFORM.HEIGHT   && - SYSMETRIC(9)
>    * scroll menu up if option is below screen
>    IF nOptBottom > nScnBottom
>      THIS.PARENT.TOP = THIS.PARENT.TOP - ( nOptBottom - nScnBottom )
>      THISFORM.VScrollBar.SetSize()
>    ELSE
>      * scroll menu down if option is above screen
>      IF nOptTop < THISFORM.TOP
>        THIS.PARENT.TOP = THIS.TOP * -1
>        THISFORM.VScrollBar.SetSize()
>      ENDIF
>    ENDIF
>

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Menu? What does you form look like? I'm trying to
use it for a data entry form that is 11x17". Different
fields laid out in columns down the screen/form. When
the focus is set to a specific fied new the bottom of the
screen the form slides up a couple of inches allowing the
user to see the fields. Do you a field (menu) that moves
up and down depending on where the item is on the screen?

ray