hello everyone out there, unfortunatly, this creature is back for silly stuffs. well, nothing more to say, as you people are already doing fantastic works at your ends, but i had to send this mail, because i was in need of answer a bit early if possible, so got to scrubble this mail that soon. i know that the query sounds a bit pathetic or somehow silly to many of you intelectuals, but just wanted to request each and everyone on this nice list, that if you can answer my query which i have written in my last mail, or let's say, the original mail of this reminder. please, please, please spare a few of your valuable moments for this teen, you know guys, it's very difficult for me to rise without your helping words. so, will be waiting for your responses, please answer, please? sameer manohtra. On 6/24/09, sameer manohtra <sameermanohtra@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Guys, you all are fantastic, believe me, you all are great people. > Thanks to everyone who have landed their hand of help for this > imprudent person. > I can now make a better UI, and I’m sure now, that after a bit of > practice, I will be able to improve it even further. > I can now work efficiently without listening that daunting > notification of “news channel not available”. > No words to express, but just honest feeling of gratitude and appreciation. > Ok, now my next doubt, as I have confirmed in my first post, that > silly looking doubts will keep coming. > While learning Vb.net, we have now moved on to how to add menu items on a > form. > my cited counterparts have already completed the same, but I’m lacking a > bit. > Here is what the procedure I’ve taken, and then what is the actual problem. > On my form, I have invoked toolbar by alt+control+x. > I have scroll upto menu strip toolbox item, and pressed enter. > I have reach to menuStrip item by pressing tab, and then one more tab > to enter the menu item name as I have been told. > Here, I have pressed enter and in the editBox appeared, typed the name > of menu, I.E. file. > I have executed the program, and the file menu was there. > then I’ve stopped the program, and gone to the same editBox and press > one more enter, and here I have entered the name of file menu item > I.E. new. > Press enter, and when executed, it was also there. > Now comes the doubt: > Even though I am able to add the items in the menu bar and their > dropdowns, but found myself unable in adding some coding in it that > if some click that item, something should happen. > For example, let’s say, I have an item call close in the file menu. I > want, that if user clicks that, the application should close. > I know that we can write > Form1.Close > But, where to write it to make the functionality available for a menu > item call close? > I’ve tried pressing f7 for code window, but did not get the actual > place, as there was just declaration of form1 and below menuStrip. > Could not find any item call close what I have defined and viewed in > program as well. > So, how to perform the above mentioned operation? > Your help is highly awaited, I know some one of you will surely help me > out. > With deep regards, > Sameer manohtra. > __________ View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind