Carle,

This depends on the version of R:base you are using and the type of menu you 
are using.
If you are using the DOS version (maybee Win ver also I am not sure), you 
can use the 
microrim_menu_pos, microrim_menu1_pos, and microrim_menu2_pos variables to 
remember where you were.  The vars you need to use depend upon what type of 
menu you are using.  If you are using a popup menu, uset menu_pos, pulldowns 
need menu1 and menu2.

Example:

set var microrim_menu_pos int
set var save_pos int = null

label top
set var microrim_men_pos = .save_pos

cho x from #values for sys_form_name8 from sys_forms group by sys_form_name 
8 at 1 1

set var save_pos  = .microrim_menu_pos

// do some stuff
goto top


Troy Sosamon


===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 10/14/02 4:15 pm
>In an application I developed, I use the choose command for the user to edit
>information in a form.  When the user escapes from the form, the
>applications loops back to the choose command.  Is there a way to program
>R:Base 6.5++ to remember what the user chose and then have the application
>goto a choose command and highlight the original item?
>
>Carle Forster
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