Menu on the right

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Ioannis Vranos

Hi, i made an app with only one menuitem (on a mainmenu of course) ahd the
problem is that it is placed on the left, but i want to place it on the
right (it's a Help menu). Any ideas of how to place it on the right? I am
using .NET 1.1.






Ioannis Vranos
 
* "Ioannis Vranos said:
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That's too BASIC for me. May someone translate it to C++ or summarize the
basic property values?
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I feel sorry, I am not familiar enough to translate this to C++ on the
fly, but there are no built-in properties in Windows Forms to do that.
You will have to use p/invoke as shown in the sample.
 
It's common for people to post back / follow a single thread.

That's what Herfried did. He posted back on this thread, but not in the vc,
windowsforms, or designtime thread. So instead of people potentially
responding to each of your 4 threads, they'll know to come to the controls
thread to find answers.
And? It is on topic there too.
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So why stop at 4 group? I'm sure it's on in some way "on topic" in hundreds
of groups?

-Eric
 
* "Eric Cadwell said:
It's common for people to post back / follow a single thread.

That's what Herfried did. He posted back on this thread, but not in the vc,
windowsforms, or designtime thread. So instead of people potentially
responding to each of your 4 threads, they'll know to come to the controls
thread to find answers.
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My newsreader doesn't support posting to groups I am not subscribed to.
 
Mine does, even when I don't realize it. I only wanted to respond to the
designtime thread, oops!
Just didn't want anyone wasting bandwidth on the other groups. :)

BTW - great answer. I've been meaning to try it out. I can never get enough
of the P/Invoke stuff.

-Eric
 
Eric Cadwell said:
It's common for people to post back / follow a single thread.

That's what Herfried did. He posted back on this thread, but not in the vc,
windowsforms, or designtime thread. So instead of people potentially
responding to each of your 4 threads, they'll know to come to the controls
thread to find answers.


So why stop at 4 group? I'm sure it's on in some way "on topic" in hundreds
of groups?
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Cross-posting is an efficient way of getting more answers since more people
see the messages and get involved. However it should be used only in the
right way (to be on topic to all these newsgroups. The particular subject is
not on topic in hundreds of newsgroups.






Regards,

Ioannis Vranos
 
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