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Thread: Forms without border, Menus

  1. #1

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    Exclamation Forms without border, Menus

    When i put a menu in a form with no borders (BorderStyle=0)
    VB "puts" border on that form even if the menu insn't visible.

    How i prevent this?
    Is there another way to use menus without the Menu Editor?

    Thanks
    JDGS

  2. #2
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    You can make your own Menu's using ImageBox's. For example, when the user clicks on an Image, several others become visible. This makes it act as a normal menu.


    [Edited by Megatron on 07-29-2000 at 08:23 PM]

  3. #3
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    make the form have no caption, set the control box to false, and set the border to none, and have the menu invisible, then use Me.PopupMenu when you want it to popup.

  4. #4
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    Detail Dennis!

    Two forms.
    One form is the main one, the other form is the menu.
    On form1, in the button or whatever the object is:
    Code:
    PopupMenu form2.mnuopts
    
    'your menu
    &Options > mnuopts
    ....&Yes > mnuyes
    ....&No > mnuno

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    Thumbs up Tanks

    Tanks everybody!
    I will try it now

    JDGS

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    ahhh I am too lazy for details Matthew....

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