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sorry for poor description, I'm working on an application that also have favorite toolbar like IE, but then I don't know how to do a popup context menu when click on one of the favorite menu item. Can you help?
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OK. You can start by reading Introduction to the Windows Forms ContextMenu Component[^] on MSDN. There's alot to read, so it'll probably take you a day to through it and try some examples before you completely understand how they work.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I do know how to use context menu but it does not working for this case, it's does not usable for MainMenu, since there is no ContextMenu option
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Since you want a popup menu (Context menu) to come up when you right-click an item, the MainMenu has nothing to do with it. You're creating a ContextMenu and assigning it to the control that you want the menu to pop up for when you right-click that control. Go to that control's properties and look for the ContextMenu property. This is how your going to assign the menu you build to the control you want it to pop up on.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Internet explorer's Favorite Menubar(MainMenu), you can add,edit, or delete upon right click(ContextMenu show up) on the item you want to perform the action. I want to do something like that
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Is there a way to do this? It would be nice to give a visual aid to the user to see which item when looking back to the list at a later time.
Right now it hihghligts upon clicking on an item in the list, but then looses the highlights.
Thanks for the help.
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Set the HideSelection property to false to leave the selected item highlighted when the control loses focus.
Charlie
if(!curlies){ return; }
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 That's it, thanks. Sorry for the dumass question, I won't do it again for a couple days.
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How do I filter for a field in access when I click on the "REPORTS" at the start up. I want a combo box to pop-up and give the user multiple choices.
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Hi,
I have problem in mshflexgrid.
a table abc has some record like
emp_no tran_code date amt
130 1 12/04/04 4000
130 2 12/04/04 4000
130 1 12/05/04 4000
130 2 12/05/04 4000
i want to show in grid as following
Mshflexgrid:-
date pf cpf vpf
12/04/04 4000 4000 0
12/05/94 4000 4000 0
code 1 for pf ,code 2 for cpf ,code 3 for vpf
suppose table have records for code 1 and 2 for particular employee.i can show pf and cpf in grid but what i do
when table don't have any record for code 3 but i want
to show in grid "0" in place of amt when record for code
3 is not found.
Plz reply
Abhishek Vyas
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Hey pplz,
I've got 2-3 instances of an application running on seperate machines. They want to be able to exchange data. I'm having trouble letting each instances know the ip address of the other machines as they change each time the machine comes online. I tryed a setting up a webservice to store and send address's but keep getting errors when I try to access it after having uploaded the files, but not problems when using it on my machine. The server says it supports asp.net and all that stuff. Pointers towards detailed instructions on deploying a webservice idea for other solutions appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi,
I have a problem when i retreive data in a recordset
from sybase.
when i retreive a data at run time
in adodc recordset then data is retreive.
i am retreiving data in mshflexgrid.
Recordset retreive data but suppose in sybase
table a value of a feild is 5880.ok.
but at run time in rs.feild("amt")it shows 588.
so it eliminates all 0'es .
How can I solve this problem.
Plz Reply 
Abhishek Vyas
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I have been trying to make a library to convert VB code to C++. Incase you feel you need something like this please visit http://ezbasic.sf.net/
I will try and post an article about the library on CodeProject if I get enough people who are interested in the project.
Regards,
Vivek Jishtu
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Dear guys,
Good afternoon...
How can we load a vb.net application when I boot the computer?
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Write it as a Windows Service, install the service, set the service Startup Type to automatic.
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dear sir,
thanks for the message...
len_ems
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Put it or a shortcut to it in the Startup folder.
e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
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xtremean wrote:
Put it or a shortcut to it in the Startup folder.
That won't actually run the application when the computer boots, which is what the original poster requested.
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Or put an entry in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run key using RegEdit or some other method of writing to the registry. All you need to so is create a REG_SZ value, give it any name you want and give it the entire commandline you would use to launch your app, just like you would use in a shortcut.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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dear sir,
thank you for the message...
len_ems
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You can create your application is a windows service
or Your application is a standard project and you write infomation of your application to registry
-good luck-
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There is no context in which to place this request.
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And now that the original poster has deleted their message there is even less context in which to place the request.
Ohhh.. Wellllll... 
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I have a program that saves a value to a file.
When I call the method below the value is saved.
The problem is that the method sometimes gets called more than once consecutively, and I get an unhandled exception error in my operating system.
How can I handle this error so if the system is already busy writeing the file, the method is canceled?
Many thanks,
Glen Conaway
Private Sub SavePosition()
' Creating stream Writer type object
Dim SW As StreamWriter
' Create FS As FileStream
Dim Fs As FileStream
' Creating steam.txt using filestream object and reference
' to filestream object
Fs = New FileStream("C:\stream2.txt", FileMode.Create)
' Initializing steam reader object using filesteam object
SW = New StreamWriter(Fs)
' Saving data to file
SW.WriteLine(ListBox1.SelectedIndex)
' Closeing stream writer
SW.Close()
' Closeing file stream
Fs.Close()
End Sub
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Glen Conaway wrote:
How can I handle this error so if the system is already busy writeing the file, the method is canceled?
See this article on MSDN: Error Handling the VB.NET Way: Living with Exceptions[^]
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