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Thank you for all postings to my question. I will try to find a way next week on studying your purposals.
A Happy New Year to everybody.

Roger, thank you for spending your time to my problem. I surely don't want you to make a great effort for a peripheral problem if nobody else is interested in having an only optical upvaluation of his programm. Im trying to answer to your question: If I have a menubar in the upper line of a menu win...

Roger, thank you for spending your time to my problem. I surely don't want you to make a great effort for a peripheral problem if nobody else is interested in having an only optical upvaluation of his programm. Im trying to answer to your question: If I have a menubar in the upper line of a menu win...

Hi Roger, I would like to keep the xpbMenu(), we discussed already in the forum http://bb.donnay-software.com/donnay/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1373 because its working fine, but it woud be ok to use DCMENU if this could offer me a logo in the backgroud. I look for it only in the menu, similar to the backg...

Thank you Jimmy, I'll try it next week an I will give your feedback.

Hi Jimmy and Roger,
It just like the example, Jimmy demonstrated. Can you give me a little help for doing it with owner drawing or an example in xdemo or in the samples?
Thanks

Peter

Hi everybody,
I would like to to fill a window painted by XPBMENU() with an image in the background
and in a DCSTATIC window too.
Merry Christmas to alle Users

At first glance, I feel giddy at the improvement of my code. I just had to add some lines to my code and it's great: Thank you Moussuad !!
for someone who likes to use this code too:
My line with SetAppWindow() :useShortCuts := .T. has to be changed in: SetAppWindow()

Roger, It would be very comfortable if I had the chance to use the procedure erzeugnemenusystem(). I wrote a small program using some of the submenus to show you the behavior of the program. The function dummy() replaces the different functions triggered by erzeugermenusystem(). I send it in the att...

Thank you Roger, I think it's what I need. I will try it the next days. That will help me on to bring my program to an end. It's only the menu that ist running in a crt-Window and there remains a black crt window in the background, but the dcread()s and dcbrowse()s run in the foreground as they have...