[RBASE-L] - Re: Monday mornings question

[Alastair Burr]

Dick,   The way I do it is like this:   In the "WHERE Clause" box below the Message box put:   TITLE 'Title' CAPTION 'Choose:' LINES 20 &vChoose_Options and set the 'Title', 'Choose' and line count as you require. The Menu Caption and Number of Lines setting above are then not relevant. The variable, vChoose_Options is defined _previously_ as, in my case:   SET VAR vChoose_Options = + 'OPTION TITLE_FONT_NAME GEORGIA|+ TITLE_BACK_COLOR SILVER|+ TITLE_FONT_NAME GEORGIA|+ TITLE_FONT_SIZE 16|+ TITLE_FONT_COLOR MAROON|+ TITLE_BOLD OFF|+ TITLE_ITALIC OFF|+ TITLE_UNDERLINE OFF|+ TITLE_STRIKEOUT OFF|+ LIST_BACK_COLOR CREAM|+ LIST_FONT_NAME GEORGIA|+ LIST_FONT_SIZE 16|+ LIST_FONT_COLOR MAROON|+ LIST_BOLD OFF|+ LIST_ITALIC OFF|+ LIST_UNDERLINE OFF|+ LIST_STRIKEOUT OFF|+ BUTTON_OK_CAPTION Choice Made|+ BUTTON_CANCEL_CAPTION No Choice|+ BUTTONS_BACK_COLOUR SILVER|+ BUTTONS_SHOW_GLYPH ON' The beauty of using a variable is that if you want to change the look you only have to do it once and every form menu gets changed - if that's what you want, of course!   Regards, Alastair.   ----- Original Message ----- From: Dick Fey To: RBASE-L Mailing List Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 5:07 PM Subject: [RBASE-L] - Monday mornings question Just for the sake of consistancy...   When using a pop up menu in forms,  is there a way anywhere to set a default font for the menu items?   I could not find any way to do that.   Dick Fey Carpet Broker Inc.