Create a "ContextMenu" object and attach it to the control you want to have a
context menu.
Yo can do this by code or by design.
If you want an example to attach a context menu (popup menu) to the notofyIcon,
the text is in Spanish, but the code is in C# (or VB .NET) there are two
samples.
http://www.elguille.info/NET/csharp/...tifyiconCS.htm
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"Anand Ganesh" <an**********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi All,
When the user right clicks on the desktop or selects a file and right clicks
the mouse he should see our own submenu along with the Windows context menu.
How will I do this in Visual C# ?
Any suggestions please?
Thanks for your time
Regards
Anand Ganesh