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    What controls the hovering expansion of MFC menus? Or what controls which choices are shown before hovering on the little arrow to expand the rest of the menu? A. The feature is called Personalized Menu Behavior. The wizard code for it is in CMainFrame::OnCreate()

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      What controls the hovering expansion of MFC menus? Or what controls which choices are shown before hovering on the little arrow to expand the rest of the menu? A. The feature is called Personalized Menu Behavior. The wizard code for it is in CMainFrame::OnCreate()

      modified on Friday, October 9, 2009 6:48 PM

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      See here[^]


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        See here[^]


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        Thanks. Really though I know this is a stupid question or maybe its just me but I haven't been able to find it in the help because I can't think what the feature is called to be able to search for it in the MFC docs or code. When I google "Menu Expansion" I get 7500 hits that all seem to have to do with web development, java, of C#.

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          Thanks. Really though I know this is a stupid question or maybe its just me but I haven't been able to find it in the help because I can't think what the feature is called to be able to search for it in the MFC docs or code. When I google "Menu Expansion" I get 7500 hits that all seem to have to do with web development, java, of C#.

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          It's all right there in the help. There is a link to a sub page about menu programming considerations which has a section on menu messages, creating menus and modifying menus. It really is too big a topic to fully explain in a forum post.


          You may be right I may be crazy -- Billy Joel -- Within you lies the power for good - Use it!

          Within you lies the power for good; Use it!

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            What controls the hovering expansion of MFC menus? Or what controls which choices are shown before hovering on the little arrow to expand the rest of the menu? A. The feature is called Personalized Menu Behavior. The wizard code for it is in CMainFrame::OnCreate()

            modified on Friday, October 9, 2009 6:48 PM

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            Personalized Menu Behavior

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