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![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/c2adbad6-ecf7-466c-a216-30626b5d3859) Can't say I've ever seen that error message. Sounds like a memory corruption problem or maybe a tkinter file dialog problem. As Jason said, much more info needed.

Does this happen only when running with PyCharm? Have you added a try statement around your code to see if it can catch an exception? I doubt this will help...

I would open a bug with the mathplotlib or tkinter teams (or both) and see if they can give you an update on this error. They may be able to...

> like we sit at front of your computer. I like that suggestion! There are times where I have needed to say this to explain the kinds of details needed...

Closing since this was released to PyPI yesterday in 5.0.5

Thank you for the many kind words ![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/0fa4e221-f54c-4eed-a099-89e6f65545af) It's very appreciated! Looks like we need to add a "clear choice" feature to Button Menus, and maybe a "set choice" too....

Looking at the code, it looks like this may be a bug. There is a bit of commented out code that includes clearing the chosen item just as the Menu...

OK! Fixed in 5.0.4.2 `ButtonMenu` elements now operate the way that they used to and the same way that MenuBars work. When you get the event for a ButtonMenu element,...

> IMO, programmer need to find another way to keep and check the state of each ButtonMenu element. This is the same thoughts I was having when fixing it. The...

Side note for @jason990420 ....![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/9ca34bb8-af7d-4f22-9ff3-0029364130d2) I loved seeing this in your code: ```python elif event[0] == "BM": ``` This Python construct of being able to reference a string with [0]...