"Too Many Items"

&xwp; displays this message when too many menu items were inserted into &popmenu;s. This message is a warning only and should have no further consequences. It appears when you browse through &popmenu;s too extensively without ever closing the &popmenu; at all.

Remedy:

Simply close the &popmenu; from time to time by clicking somewhere on the Desktop.

Detailed explanation: &os2; does not provide an unlimited number of menu items for submenus. Every menu item must be assiged an internal identification number (ID) to. For these IDs, &xwp; uses 0x6500 (decimal 25856) plus the number you specified as an "offset" in the Global Settings, and assigns a new ID to every single item which appears in the &popmenu;s. However, &os2; begins to behave in an unpredictable way if menu IDs larger than 0x8000 (decimal 32768) are used, so &xwp; aborts menu processing as soon as this limit is reached. Upon opening the next &popmenu;, counting starts again from the beginning, so this error should not have any consequences.