Create a procedure and execute like oApp.DoForm("Form", param1, param2),

then inside the procedure u do your Do Form command

HTH, E.

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De: "Michael J. Babcock, MCP" <mbabcock@mbsoftwaresolutions.com>

Para: ProFox Email List <profox@leafe.com>

Enviadas: Terça-feira, 26 de Abril de 2011 14:42:24

Assunto: Shortcut menus (VFP9SP2)

I don't use shortcut menus much but am trying to now. I've got a

scenario where I want to right-click on the form and launch a shortcut

menu to offer a couple choices to the user (one of which is for that

changing of font sizes that I mentioned in an earlier thread).

I designed the shortcut menu in VFP's IDE. In my base form class, I put

this code in the RightClick event: DO config_help.mpr WITH this

I've checked out VFP Help and noticed that the SampleMenu.MPR file has a

parameter statement in it. However, when I generate the menu, it

doesn't put a PARAMETER statement in. So I added it to the MPR code,

but when I run the app, it errors and says NO PARAMETER STATEMENT FOUND

and then when I step into the code, it says Source out of date. So I

feel like it's a chicken-or-egg first scenario here.

Any help understanding how to get the Menu Designer to put that

PARAMETER statement in would be appreciated.

Tia,

--Mike

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