Genmenu5.exe is a patch containing an updated Genmenu.prg for Visual FoxPro 5.0 that addresses a number of known issues.

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The Genmenu.prg menu generator program has been updated to address a number of known issues. This update runs only under version 5.0 of Visual FoxPro. Do not use with Visual FoxPro 3.0 or previous releases.

To install the Genmenu.prg update:

Replace the existing Genmenu.prg file in the Visual FoxPro root directory with the updated version.

Known Issues Addressed

1. Handles top-level forms better, with respect to setup and cleanup code, the Append location menu option, and removes naming conflicts encountered when using RELEASE MENU...EXTENDED with multiple forms.
   
   To explore the available options for integrating menus with top-level forms in this version of GENMENU, open an .MPR file generated from a top-level menu and read the header section. The code in this header section offers better flexibility and ease-of-use for top-level forms. For even more capability, you can take advantage of 4-9 additional parameters for your menus, or add setup code to override settings, variables, and parameters in the header section.
2. Updates the #PREPOPUP generator directive functionality. This directive, for use only with shortcut menus, allows you to control where the ACTIVATE POPUP command is placed in relation to the generated cleanup code. By default, ACTIVATE POPUP precedes any cleanup code. To run code before the ACTIVATE POPUP command, such as code to mark a menu item before it displays, use #PREPOPUP.
   
   With this version of GENMENU, you can place the #PREPOPUP directive in the setup code, as before, or, for more flexibility, in the cleanup code. If #PREPOPUP is used in the setup code, ACTIVATE POPUP will follow any cleanup code. So, if you defined a procedure or function in the cleanup code, an error would be generated. This problem can be avoided if #PREPOPUP is used in the cleanup code, because the ACTIVATE POPUP command is placed at the exact #PREPOPUP location.