From: "Glenn Linderman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > didn't help either. I'm out of my depth here; given that this stuff > doesn't work in the case you are trying (which I had never tried), but > does work in other cases (like I use all over the place, and as above, > for Test, I don't have any more ideas.
Ok, thank you. I think it is a bug in Win32::GUI because the submenus can be changed that way, but not the top menus. I will create 2 separate menus and I will replace the entire menu using $Win->Change(-menu => $second_menu) because it works that way. Not very nice, but it works. Teddy
