- Menus and Toolbars for WinForms Overview
- Key Features
- Overview
- Design-Time Support
- Menus and Toolbars Overview
- DockingTab Overview
- NavBar Overview
- OutBar Overview
- TopicBar Overview
- RadialMenu Overview
- Menus and Toolbars for WinForms Samples
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Menus and Toolbars for WinForms Task-Based Help
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Menu Tasks
- Adding a Menu Item to MainMenu
- Adding an Icon to a Menu Item
- Adding a Menu Item Before the Current Menu Item
- Adding a Menu Item After the Current Menu Item
- Adding a Standard Menu Item from the Link to Command Designer
- Adding a Submenu
- Adding Multiple SubMenus
- Applying ShortCut Keys to Menus
- Localizing the Text for the Shortcut Key
- Creating a Side Caption for a Command Menu
- Creating a Separate Click Event for a Command Object
- Creating a Window List for an MDI Form
- Deleting Menu Items
- Displaying the Delimiter in Drop-Down Menus
- Displaying ToolTips for Menus and Toolbars
- Hiding Rarely Used Menu Items
- Merging Menu Items
- Modifying the Appearance of the Menus
- Setting the Width of the Image/Checkmarks Bar
- Showing a Dialog Form when a Message Filter is not Installed
- Wrapping Items at the End of the Menu
- ToolBar Tasks
- Context Menu Tasks
- DockingTab Tasks
- NavBar Tasks
- OutBar Tasks
- TopicBar Tasks
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Menu Tasks
Merging Menu Items
To merge the links from the current menu with the links in the child form's menu, use the MergeCommandLinks method:
To write code in Visual Basic
Me.c1CommandHolder1.MergeCommandLinks(Me.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks, Me.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks,
_form2.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks)
To write code in C#
this.c1CommandHolder1.MergeCommandLinks(this.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks, this.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks,
_form2.c1MainMenu1.CommandLinks);