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Am I missing some settings ?

Hi,

I am developing a windows application in VB.NET using Visual Studio .Net
IDE.
The application has a standard Menu bar which is visible on the top of the
screen.
The items of the Menu bar are
1. File
2. Edit
3. Tools
4. Help
Short cuts are also there for user to select a menu item.

Now I am facing a peculiar problem which I believe I had not faced with
applications developed using Visual C++ or Visual Basic (Visual Studio 6.0
or earlier). If I select a menu item, for example I select "Edit" and I use
right arrow key to move to other main menu items. After I reach "Help", I
expect "File" menu item to be selected in case I again press right arrow
key. But the application is showing the Windows form control menu ( with
options such as "Restore","Minimize etc.). Same issue is there if I use left
arrow to navigate the menu items.
I have tried it a few times on a variety of applications and I am getting
the same error. It would be great if someone could help me to solve the
problem. I believe probably some configuration has to be done in the windows
form as I do not believe Microsoft has left this issue to the programmers,
to write code to catch the event for right / left arrow movement.

Please help !
Gary
Nov 20 '05 #1
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* "Gary" <ms****@microsoft.com> scripsit:
The application has a standard Menu bar which is visible on the top of the
screen.
The items of the Menu bar are
1. File
2. Edit
3. Tools
4. Help
Short cuts are also there for user to select a menu item.

Now I am facing a peculiar problem which I believe I had not faced with
applications developed using Visual C++ or Visual Basic (Visual Studio 6.0
or earlier). If I select a menu item, for example I select "Edit" and I use
right arrow key to move to other main menu items. After I reach "Help", I
expect "File" menu item to be selected in case I again press right arrow
key. But the application is showing the Windows form control menu ( with
options such as "Restore","Minimize etc.). Same issue is there if I use left
arrow to navigate the menu items.
I have tried it a few times on a variety of applications and I am getting
the same error. It would be great if someone could help me to solve the
problem. I believe probably some configuration has to be done in the windows
form as I do not believe Microsoft has left this issue to the programmers,
to write code to catch the event for right / left arrow movement.


The behavior you describe is "by design". I wouldn't try to change it.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>
Nov 20 '05 #2

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