I require a menu entry to be added to a help menu of any Windows Form Application.
In the same sense as WinRAR adds menu options to a rightclick in Windows Explorer, same concept in every Windows Form Application in the help menu.
Is there a global template I can access/modify to add a addition option to a help menu?
UPDATE
A help context menu from VS 2015 - Example of what I need, but for any Windows Form Application using a Menu like this in image.
Programmatically add a extra option to any windows for applicaiton using a menu
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I am having an issue with Blend for Visual Studio 2019 version 16.11.3. When I create a .Net Framework project I can access the Resource Window via the "View" toolbar at the top.
However I seem to be unable to access the same window when the project is using .Net Core.
I am having trouble figuring out where and why the Resources window might be hidden? I want this functionality to make it easier to apply styles using the interface and just drag&dropping styles vs writing them out in xaml.
You could follow the steps below to display the Resources Window menu.
Click Customize... under the Tools menu.
Click Commands and select Menu bar as View.
Click Add Command... ->Select View and Resources Window on the Add Command page and click OK.
Click Close on the Customize page.
Then you could see the Resources Window under the View menu.
I am learning about Microsoft Access and need to create a user menu to access other forms. I know how to make buttons/controls to open the needed form, but I cannot get it to open in a new tab
How do I get "frmType" to open in a tab next to menu? I have been making the menu form using a tab control if that makes any difference.
Don't use Tab control. New database is set to Tabbed Documents mode by default. Objects will open as tabbed documents. This is what the lesson is demonstrating. The tab illustrated is a Tabbed Document, not a page tab of a Tab control.
How can I use sign-in features on excel ribbon. So that after successfully sign-in all buttons on ribbon will change according to our requirements.
Is it possible with Manifest.xml file or do I need to use some another mechanism?
I am using React.js for creating taskpane on right-side of excel. This taskpane is opened after clicked on ribbon button and this ribbon button is coming after addin the manifest file to insert addin option.
Attaching this Pic for step by step process, Which I need in Excel Ribbon
What you want to do in your screenshot cannot be done at this time with Office Web Add-ins. The enabled/disabled status of buttons cannot be changed at run time and the names of buttons cannot be changed at runtime. Microsoft is working on adding that feature.
I need to create a "please wait" window at the start up of my application, start animation and at the lifetime of app change visibility. I don`t want create explicitly new thread (Maybe ThreadPool or BackgroundWorker).
Any ideas?
WPF has a very nice splash screen class exactly for that: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36418/WPF-Splash-Screen.aspx
Here is the quick steps:
Add the image file to the WPF Application project. For more information, see How to: Add Existing Items to a Project.
In Solution Explorer, select the image.
Add the image file to the WPF Application project. For more information, see How to: Add Existing Items to a Project.
In the Properties window, click the drop-down arrow for the Build Action property.
Select SplashScreen from the drop-down list
(source here: WPF SplashScreen implementing)
I am new in silverlight. I want to use context menu in treeview item in my silverlight 3 application .
I have searched in the net regarding this I have found my custom application for this but I am not getting them .How to use context menu, how to add rightclick event for using context menu .
Thanks in addvance
If you must do this immediately then this blog article describes how to use the plugin in windowless mode an then borrow the host broweser oncontextmenu event to detect the right mouse button. However I would hold off if you can and use Silverlight 4 which supports context menus directly. Its best to avoid windowless mode if you can.