You may need to add an application.processmessages so windows has time to
update the menus available too
Kuet-Fung Chong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 17/05/99 02:37:31 pm
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: position of applications.
>...
>My problem is that some times when a module program is launched a user can
>click too quickly on the mainmenu again or double click and a second
program
>is run which should not be able to happen,
>...
If you don't need the main menu while the modular app is running, you may
want to try this:
Within the OnClick event handler (assuming that's where you launch the
domular app) of the menu:
.....
MainMenuForm.Hide
... do whatever you need to run the modular app
... when modular app returns
MainMenuForm.Show
....
This might prevent the user from clicking on the main menu while the
modular
app is starting up.
Cheers,
Kuet-Fung.
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