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    Hi all, i have an MDI form and i have made the FormBorderStyle to None, due to which the title bar of the form is not shown, i have placed a picturebox on the left top corner of the form and i want to display the system menu when the mouse button is pressed on the picturebox. This system is displayed when we press the mouse down on amy windows application icon or on the right click of the title bar. waiting for a quick reply. Thanks, Pramod

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      Hi all, i have an MDI form and i have made the FormBorderStyle to None, due to which the title bar of the form is not shown, i have placed a picturebox on the left top corner of the form and i want to display the system menu when the mouse button is pressed on the picturebox. This system is displayed when we press the mouse down on amy windows application icon or on the right click of the title bar. waiting for a quick reply. Thanks, Pramod

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      I don't know how to tie into the windows system menu but the options contained in it would be very simple to write in your own context menu that you could display when the picture box is clicked. Kev

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        I don't know how to tie into the windows system menu but the options contained in it would be very simple to write in your own context menu that you could display when the picture box is clicked. Kev

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        Thanks for the advice, but i have kept that as the last option. i would like to use the system menu that windows provides. Thanks, Pramod

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