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Subject: Adding and deleting menu bar items at runtime in Visual Basic 6
Category: Computers > Programming
Asked by: barak123-ga
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Posted: 27 Jan 2004 03:14 PST
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Question ID: 300653
Hi :) I'm having a Visual Basic application developed and have run
into the following problem: Our specifications call for a dynamic top
menu bar, which changes based on the section of the application the
user is accessing.

Meaning, if a user is on Screen A, there might be two menu groups on
the top bar: File and Edit. On Screen B, there might be five menu
groups, etc.

We don't want to hardcode every possibility at design time, however
the developer I am working with said that it might not be possible to
change the menu's structure (add and delete items) at runtime. Is this
really the case in Visual Basic 6? It seems to me like any normal
programming language should allow for the creation and deletion of
user-interface items at runtime.

If you know how to solve this problem, I would really appreciate your assistance.

Thanks,

Barak
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