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    hi....... how to link two menus items using vb.net thanks & regards.

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      hi....... how to link two menus items using vb.net thanks & regards.

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      Christian Graus
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      Link them to what ? In what way ?

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        hi....... how to link two menus items using vb.net thanks & regards.

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        let the first menu item be item1 and the second be item2,then,write this in the click event sub of the first item item2.performClick() This way item1 is linked to item2,ie,if you click on item1 it will perform the click event code of item . Is this what you wanted to know?or is it something else?

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          let the first menu item be item1 and the second be item2,then,write this in the click event sub of the first item item2.performClick() This way item1 is linked to item2,ie,if you click on item1 it will perform the click event code of item . Is this what you wanted to know?or is it something else?

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          Ya might want to find out what he means by "link 2 menu items" before you go throwing around example code. Like Christian asked the OP already, what does "link" mean?? I can think of half a dozen different meanings, seperate from what you posted. He might now be thinking this is the answer to his question, when in fact he meant something completely different. Now, he could be wondering why it doesn't work the way he thought it should!

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