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Mike, Why not use a simple SFL -programme. If you have a code table (file) you can define a code called MENU with the different menus as values. Use those values to define the menu lists (one SFL programme, one edit screen, one PF) Use that PF to fill a menu SFL. Just a thought. Perhaps more flexible than the suggested UIM panels. Regards, Carel Teijgeler. *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 7-4-04 at 10:39 Wills, Mike N. (TC) wrote: >Since we are (sort of) on the topic of menus, I have a question. How would I >create a menu that has more menu options than is room for on the screen. I >see many IBM menus with the ability to "page down" on them. How do I do that >in my own menus? To date I have been using SDA to create my menus.
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