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    Rahul Vaishnav
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    Hi all, I am using CMenu, I want to rearrange the menu Items something like Drag and Drop, So can I get any Notification for Drag and Drop from CMenu. or is there any other way for doing this.. ? Please provide some example if any buddy can. :(

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      Hi all, I am using CMenu, I want to rearrange the menu Items something like Drag and Drop, So can I get any Notification for Drag and Drop from CMenu. or is there any other way for doing this.. ? Please provide some example if any buddy can. :(

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      Iain Clarke Warrior Programmer
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      You can do this sort of thing with the windows start menu. But they don't actually use a windows menu... So, if even the windows shell team need to make their own menu-lookalike window to do this, I'd assume you can't with the built in menu either. Looks like you have a lot of work in front of you... Just how much do you need this feature? Could you have a customise dialog box where you rearrange the order of the menu, *then* change the menu, rather than doing it on the fly? Iain.

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