Right-Click Custom Menu

Good Day
Experts:
Well, I have revisited my old friend the Right-Click custom menu set-up. After today I am at "witts" end andnot sure what to do. Here is what I have going.
1)Form with multiple Tabs
2)2 of the Tabs need seperate right-click menus and the rest need nothing
I will attach the code at the end. The toggling back and forth between Tabs produces the correct corresponding menu. All is great. However, as soon as I execute one of the menu selections, which happens to run correctly, the right-click
menus stop toggling correctly between the Tabs. So, I put a breakpoint in the right-click event routine and it never gets in there.
So, here is what I have in the right-click event routine. Hopefully I am missing something that you all can see.
Thanks Ed
Public Sub RightClickEvent(ByRef eventInfo As SAPbouiCOM.ContextMenuInfo, ByRef BubbleEvent As Boolean)
 Try
 If (eventInfo.BeforeAction = True) Then
 Select Case eventInfo.ItemUID
 Case "mtxOper"
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Update Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Update Material Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Add Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Add Material Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Delete Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Delete Material Row")
 End If
 Dim oCreationPackage As SAPbouiCOM.MenuCreationParams
 oCreationPackage = g_B1Connection.Application.CreateObject(SAPbouiCOM.BoCreatableObjectType.cot_MenuCreationParams)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Update Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Update Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 1
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Add Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Add Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 2
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Delete Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Delete Operation Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 3
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 Case "mtxMatl"
 Dim oCreationPackage As SAPbouiCOM.MenuCreationParams
 oCreationPackage = g_B1Connection.Application.CreateObject(SAPbouiCOM.BoCreatableObjectType.cot_MenuCreationParams)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Update Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Update Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 1
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Add Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Add Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 2
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 oCreationPackage.Type = SAPbouiCOM.BoMenuType.mt_STRING
 oCreationPackage.UniqueID = "Delete Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.String = "Delete Material Row"
 oCreationPackage.Position = 3
 WOForm.Menu.AddEx(oCreationPackage)
 Case Else
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Update Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Update Material Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Add Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Add Material Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Delete Material Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Delete Material Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Update Operation Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Update Operation Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Add Operation Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Add Operation Row")
 End If
 If g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.Exists("Delete Operation Row") Then
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Delete Operation Row")
 End If
 End Select
 Else
 Select Case eventInfo.ItemUID
 Case "mtxOper"
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Update Operation Row")
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Add Operation Row")
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Delete Operation Row")
 Case "mtxMatl"
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Update Material Row")
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Add Material Row")
 g_B1Connection.Application.Menus.RemoveEx("Delete Material Row")
 End Select
 End If
 Catch ex As Exception
 MessageBox.Show(ex.Message)
 End Try
 End Sub

Further testing showed that if I cooment out the following line from behind the right-click function the menu stays in order.
Dim WOMaintOperForm As New LBSI_WOMaintOper(WO, Line, Code, Mode)
I am firing off a form from behind the right click. For some reason I never return back to the False part of the Right-Click event when I run this line of code.
Thanks,
EJD

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