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Eric Sabine
I have a function that returns a menuitem() array. This array is used
elsewhere within the application, but most importantly in the system tran in
a notify icon. All works great except that for some users the length of the
items is so long, the for instance on my Windows XP screen at 1280x1024,
that I end up having to scroll through a list about twice the height of my
desktop. This is no good. Can the menuitem array (or ultimately where its
used which is in a context menu) be split somehow so that I could have
instead of 1 column, but 2, 3, etc.? For example, on the XP style of the
Start Menu|All Programs, as that list increases, it gets wider, not taller
once it hits the top of the screen.
Thanks
Eric
elsewhere within the application, but most importantly in the system tran in
a notify icon. All works great except that for some users the length of the
items is so long, the for instance on my Windows XP screen at 1280x1024,
that I end up having to scroll through a list about twice the height of my
desktop. This is no good. Can the menuitem array (or ultimately where its
used which is in a context menu) be split somehow so that I could have
instead of 1 column, but 2, 3, etc.? For example, on the XP style of the
Start Menu|All Programs, as that list increases, it gets wider, not taller
once it hits the top of the screen.
Thanks
Eric