>>Hi,
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>>I have a pop-up menu on click of the bottom button of a form. The menu is long (about 12 items). All items of the menu show on most computers. But one customer does not want to increase the resolution of the screen and he is looking for another solution.
>>Is there a way to show this menu in another way, so that all items are visible?
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>I'd fake it with a borderless headerless scrollable form with wide buttons, pretty much imitating the menu items (I keep forgetting the dualism between the names of things in vertical and horizontal menus - they're logically identical, so why double set of names?), each one hiding the form first, then doing its thing. Likewise, you could imitate those with a listbox in such a form.
>For positioning, you'd need to do something with catching the mouse position... and hope your user isn't using the keyboard to navigate the menu.
First, thank you.
Do I understand correctly that instead of the pop-up menu, you are suggesting to show a form (borderless headerless scrollable)? Correct?
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