Michal Seliga wrote: > one possibility is to have 2 menubar resources and set needed > one with FrmSetMenu when you need to change it
> another possibility is to react on menuOpenEvent and use > MenuHideItem for item you currently want to disappear. > details about how this event work are in > reference docs, read it, there is some important stuff This is probably why you see bullets to mark selected items: bullets are in the same font as the alphabet. Getting a checkmark would require a callback to draw menu items with mixed fonts, alas something Palm OS does not offer. In my experience, multiple menus are just a pain to use because they multiply cases in the switch statement to handle items. But MenuAdd/HideItem APIs are somewhat risky; in my code, I see a past comment that says "adding a menu item after one that later gets hidden crashes"... Luc Le Blanc -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
