Re: Adding Menus In vb
- From: "Ricks Place" <OFBGMail@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 07:22:45 -0500
Marv: I sent you a step by step but I do not see it so I did another one:
There are easier ways of doing this but this method works 100 percent of the
time for me:
Add a form frmTestForm to project:
Set it's properties to size of 1000 by 700, background color black
foreground color white, Start Position Centered:
Set it as the Start up form so we can test it easily:
Bring it up in the Forms Designer:
Drop a MenuStrip on the form:
It will be called MenuStrip1:
Right Mouse Click the MenuStrip and a context box pops up:
Arrow Down to EditItems and hit enter:
The Items Collection Editor window comes up:
Tab around this editor until you hear a drop down box that is labeled Select
Items And Add To List Below: In this box I have: a MenuItem, ComboBox and
TextBox for my choices, I arrow to MenuItem and tab to the Add Button and
hit enter:
I tab to the properties table for the newly added item and change the name
from ToolStripMenuItem1 to SortActions:
I arrow to the text property and change it from ToolStripMenuItem1 to Sort
Actions:
I tab to the OK Button and hit enter and am returned to the Forms Designer:
I right mouse click the new SortActions Root Tab and another popup context
box comes up:
I arrow to Edit PullDown Items and hit enter:
The Items Collection Editor Window comes up:
I tab to the PullDown Box labeled Select Item and add to blist below:
I highlight the item labeled MenuItem and arrow to the add button and hit
enter:
A new item called ToolStripMenuItem1 is added:
I tab to the Properties Table and change the name to SortOnTicker and text
property to Sort On Ticker:
Then Tab to OK and hit enter:
I am returned to the Forms Designer:
I then right mouse click the new item, SortOnTicker and bring up the regular
Properties Window for the Control:
I tab to the ToolBar and arrow to the Events Button, click it and am put
into the Code Editor for the click event:
I enter:
MessageBox.Show( "Sort On Ticker Clicked")
and close everything out saving my work.
I test the project, the Menu comes up and I click the SortOnTicker pull down
and the MessageBox does it's thing and I hear the message SortOnTicker
Clicked: I close the project, and am done.
Rick USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marvin Hunkin" <startrekcafe@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 3:00 AM
Subject: Adding Menus In vb
Hi rick.
maybe you can e-mail me off list.
what i was thinkin of, was combining a menu with buttons, like a pull down
menu, so it was visually appealing, not just boring menus, but also was
functional for the blind or sighted users.
a toolstrip menu, from what i have heard, or a menu strip, whith pull down
menus, or buttons.
that is what i want to achieve.
bill, is building me a sample application.
but, thought, maybe could hsort cut the process, i know he is a busy
person,
and with christmas, and everything, was just trying to make his job
eaiser,
and trying to get a soultion, withoout having to wait for him to do this.
so let me know, if you have done this sort of thing before.
and yes, the data grid, did that, and that works well with jaws.
cheers Marvin.
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