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i cannot see the MainMenu!

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    Rharzkie
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    I put a MainMenu in my module but when i run the program, i cannot see it...the MainMenu is visible in the other module but isn't in the second one...what's wrong with that??? what's wrong with that???

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      I put a MainMenu in my module but when i run the program, i cannot see it...the MainMenu is visible in the other module but isn't in the second one...what's wrong with that??? what's wrong with that???

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      Rharzkie wrote:

      I put a MainMenu in my module

      You're going to have to explain this a bit more. Modules in VB.NET don't have a visual component, so I fail to see how you did this. Are you talking about a Form class?

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        Rharzkie wrote:

        I put a MainMenu in my module

        You're going to have to explain this a bit more. Modules in VB.NET don't have a visual component, so I fail to see how you did this. Are you talking about a Form class?

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        Rharzkie
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        The module that i am talking about is the form in my project... i put a MainMenu in my form, but if the MainMenu is not selected, it is not shown...and when i run my program, i cannot see the MainMenu... but in the other form that i made, the MainMenu is visible...

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          The module that i am talking about is the form in my project... i put a MainMenu in my form, but if the MainMenu is not selected, it is not shown...and when i run my program, i cannot see the MainMenu... but in the other form that i made, the MainMenu is visible...

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          Christian Graus
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          Do they both have items in them ?

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            Do they both have items in them ?

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            Rharzkie
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            YES...EACH MENU HAVE ITEMS

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              YES...EACH MENU HAVE ITEMS

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              Christian Graus
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              OK - strangely, you telling us that you have two forms with menus, and only one is visible, doesn't really give us anything with which to try and help you. If they both have menus, then you should see them. The bug in your code is hard to work out, without seeing any code.

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                OK - strangely, you telling us that you have two forms with menus, and only one is visible, doesn't really give us anything with which to try and help you. If they both have menus, then you should see them. The bug in your code is hard to work out, without seeing any code.

                Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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                the menus in both two forms that i made are almost the same, and composed of same items. i did not change any of the properties of the two menus. how come that the other one is not visible?

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