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This is the &quot;MFC Programming Question&quot; area, so I guess the best answer I could give you is to use CMenu, which has its own version of EnableMenuItem. Then you don't need the handle.<br />
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CMenu menu;<br />
if (menu.LoadMenu(IDR_MY_MENU<wbr />))<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; menu.EnableMenuItem(nIDEna<wbr />bleItem, nEnable);<br />
}<br />
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This is the "MFC Programming Question" area, so I guess the best answer I could give you is to use CMenu, which has its own version of EnableMenuItem. Then you don't need the handle.

CMenu menu;
if (menu.LoadMenu(IDR_MY_MENU))
{
  menu.EnableMenuItem(nIDEnableItem, nEnable);
}



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GetMenu() will return a pointer to the windows menu. (Call this in CMainFrame if you want to get the app manu).<br />

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GetMenu() will return a pointer to the windows menu. (Call this in CMainFrame if you want to get the app manu).


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piano boxer, can I call this from CView??<br />

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piano boxer, can I call this from CView??


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I am aware of the EnabledMenuItem fuction which takes three parameters. &nbsp;How to a get the handler of the default menu??<br />
The other two parameters are self explanatory.
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I am aware of the EnabledMenuItem fuction which takes three parameters.  How to a get the handler of the default menu??
The other two parameters are self explanatory.

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