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PWilliams - 11 Oct 2004 21:45 GMT
I would offer a top level menu from my package at the same level as the View
Project and Build menus.  I can see how to get menus inside lower menus like
View and Tools by specifying the parent group inside the ctc file.  What is
the parent group for the main menu?
Cyril Mathey - 12 Oct 2004 00:49 GMT
Hello,

I think you must create your group as a child of the menu:
guidSHLMainMenu:IDM_VS_TOOL_MAINMENU

Never tried it though ...

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Cyril

>I would offer a top level menu from my package at the same level as the
>View
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> is
> the parent group for the main menu?
thomas - 12 Oct 2004 10:19 GMT
> I would offer a top level menu from my package at the same level as the View
> Project and Build menus.  I can see how to get menus inside lower menus like
> View and Tools by specifying the parent group inside the ctc file.  What is
> the parent group for the main menu?

I think want you want to use is guidSHLMainMenu:IDG_VS_MM_FILEEDITVIEW
as "parent" group.

Thomas

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