My solution is using FTPit and Menu control and on my Windows xp machine both plug-in are working fine.

But in Mac OS X are menu control behaving very strange, sometimes is the

Bert,

The help menu in OS X is hard coded so it will be there along with your other help menu.

The problem with the menu changing is most likely in a script. Be sure you are refreshing your window and setting the External call properly.

Hope this helps.

Dean

Dean

Thanks for your answer and I was afraid that it was hard coded, but what will happen in run-time? Will that OS X

Hi Bert,

On OS-X, the Help menu is reserved by the operating system however applications are able to add their custom help commands to it (thought they can't remove it). Thus it will still be there in a runtime enviironment, even if it only has the default OS commands on it.

Because of this, it is generally best to call your menu something different, such as 'Info' or 'Support' or whatever. That way the two can peacefully co-exist.

As regards your problem with FTPit I suggest that you check the response from the plug in from the doFTP-Connect function call, however if this shed no light, try including a call to doFTP-ChangeDir prior to the file uploads to confirm that directory access privileges are correctly assigned.

Thanks all for the help on this and yes to mane it to