Q&A
| Q1: | I have a number of forms with nearly identical menus. Do I really need to take the time to create menus for all these forms? |
| A1: | Not as much as you think. Create a Main Menu control that has the common items on it, and then copy and paste the control to other forms. You can then build on this menu structure, saving you a lot of time. |
| Q2: | I've seen applications that allow the end user to customize the menus and toolbars. Can I do that with the Visual C# .NET menus and toolbars? |
| A2: | No. To accomplish this behavior, you'll have to purchase a third-party component. |
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