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From: mwm%ucbopal@BERKELEY.EDU
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Subject: What does it take to...
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Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 05:56:49 EST
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From: Mike (I'll be mellow when I'm dead) Meyer <mwm%ucbopal@BERKELEY.EDU>

I've got a couple of questions for knowledgable developers:

1) I've got an application program that generates menus on the fly,
dynamically changing them as the world changes. Occasionally it
generates an empty menu (no, that isn't a bug). However, the Amiga
crashes when you try to pull that menu down. Is this a bug in the
Amiga? Will it go away after I disable the menu? (And if you want the
answer, ask me...)

2) Second application deals with multiple windows. So far, the only
way I can find to decide which window an event came from is to see if
any of them are active. It looks like the ACTIVEWINDOW message is just
what I want, but which window port do I get the message from? I've
heard rumors about using one port to talk to multiple windows. Anyone
know how?

I haven't made it through the ROM Kernal manual yet (that thing is
*thick*), so a section reference to the answers would be appropriate.

	Thanx,
	mwm@ucbvax
	<mike