Hi...
I have 2 doubts,
1. How to get the menu handle which appears when the user right clicks in slideshow window
2. Is there a way to write our own code for the selection of the menu
item from the menu which appears when the user right clicks in the
slideshow window...
Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz someone help me in this...
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ReneeC
You want to control Powerpoint (Powerpoint has a slideshow). What 'slideshow' are you talking about
You need to be very specific.
Marcos Nogueira
Exactly i mean the context menu which appears in the view show. Plzzzzz help me in this.... How to get the menu handle and also how to know which item was selected by the user.
DarrenSQLIS
I would like track the menu items that was selected by the user during the view show. So how to get the menu item (fromthe context menu which appears with options like next, previous, pen, pointer, end show) being selected by the user . Thanks for ur reply.
Rohit Tela
Are we still talking about Powerpoint I'm guessing that you do mean an external application: regardless, you are not going to be able to do it easily, especially with VB.
Are you comfortable with Win32 API Calls Do you know how to use Spy++ (I don't know if either of those will work - my guess is it's unlikely you will be able to get direct access to a third party context menu without some serious poking around).
Perhaps you can do what you want from within Powerpoint (if that's what this slideshow application is) since it probably has some scripting in it - VBA.
Simone1
I'm not that gr8 and im not sure wot u mean but hopefully u mean that u want something to happen for a menu selection (i.e. User clicks Next and the next Pic comes up) If that is what u mean then all u have to do is on the design tab, double click the menu item u want 2 put code in for and put in the code on the spot it takes u to, or right click the menu item u want 2 put code in for and select view code, and put in ur code there.
hope that helps
cmwith
I think you mean you want a Context Menu Strip. Ok, 1st go to the toolbox and drag a context menu strip onto the design tab(anywhere).
Then click it's icon down the bottom of the design tab it should appear on the form, dont worry it wont be there at runtime, from there you can edit the items like you'd edit a menustrip, double clicking to chance code etc.
Now on the properties tab for your form, find 'Context Menu Strip' and chance it to the new one (usually ContextMenuStrip1) now press F5 to test it out, hope it works