menustrip

Noticed in a full application, but fully reproducable in a simple demo: I've got a MenuStrip containing three menus, A , B , and C . Each of these menus contains three items, A1 / A2 /.../ C2 / C3 . When I press Alt , the first menu A becomes selected. I can then use the ← and → keys to select other menus. That is as it should be. However, when I press ↓ to open a menu, I can still use ← and → to select other menus, but the order is reversed: ← selects the next menu, and → the previous. I'm having trouble figuring out if something is wrong with my local system, if this is a bug in the

Typically the hotkey letters on a MenuStrip are underlined. (&File, &Open, etc) On a project I'm working on the underline shows up in the designer, but not at run time. I can't find the property that controls this. Anyone out there know? In Windows, there is a setting whether or not to show the underline. To change the setting, Right click on the desktop Select "Properties" Click on the "Appearance" tab Click the "Effects" button Uncheck the box labeled "Hide underlined letters for keyboard navigation" You can force the user to see the underline by creating a custom ToolStrip renderer. It took

Do you know how to remove margin (probably the one for image and check box on the left and right) of the submenu in MenuStri? In MSDN article there is explained how to remove it from context menus. It is written that I should do it the same way in MenuStrip but MenuStrip do not have ShowImageMargin nor ShowCheckMargin. Maybe I'm missing something. Can you help? SLA80 Very similar, but instead of using "ContextMenuStrip" (which is used in your MSDN article ), you have to use " ToolStripDropDownMenu ". This way: ((ToolStripDropDownMenu)noMargins.DropDown).ShowImageMargin = false; For example, if

Does anyone know how to have the MenuStrips to rendered with native Windows look and feel depending the OS version the user is using? The current renders don't do it... I'm currently using a third party control that can do it but uses MainMenu and ContextMenu instead of what I'm looking for, the MenuStrip... Someone else pointed me one, here it is for anyone interested: http://code.google.com/p/szotar/source/browse/trunk/Client/Szotar.WindowsForms/Base/NativeToolStripRenderer.cs 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1204041/net-menustrip-with-native-windows-renderer

I'm a beginner in C# language, so I need some help from the geniuses with this scheme: I need to add a radio button for a menu strip. I've already changed the, CheckOnClick property to true , but I need an option for radio button selection. You can see it from the Windows calculator menu bar (click View). How can I get to it via the MenuStrip property? If you navigate to msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404318.aspx you will see how it's done ;)! I know this is a near-ancient post, but I thought it worth mentioning that although there's no native support for a RadioButton MenueItem, it's easy

I want to add whatever is written in a textbox to a menustrip. In the File > Recent Searches thing I have. How can I do programatically? And can I assign an event handler dynamically so that when a user clicks on X item in that subfolder, the text is copied BACK to the textbox? EDIT: How can I programatically call on the folder Busquedas Recientes (in pic) You can do this by taking advantage of the object sender parameter in the event handler. Most of this is off the top of my head so I'm only guessing that it will compile but it should get you started. void AddMenuItem(string text, string

How do I move a window that does not have a border. There is no empty space on the application, all that is available is a webbrowser and a menustrip. I would like the users to be able to move the window by dragging the menu strip. How do I code this? I have tried a few code blocks I have found online, but none of them worked. This Code Project article should help you accomplish this. I've used this myself with no problems. This is the jist of it: public const int WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN = 0xA1; public const int HT_CAPTION = 0x2; [DllImportAttribute("user32.dll")] public static extern int SendMessage