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Thanks. &nbsp;Selecting the &quot;Reset&quot; button at the Customize dialog did the trick. &nbsp;It bothered me on some low level and I'm glad to have it cleared up.<br />
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Not really a problem (I don't think), but does anyone know why my installation of VB (Visual Studio 6.0) now has three &quot;File&quot; menu items in the menu bar? &nbsp;They are identical, as far as I can tell, and don't seem to cause any problem with operation. This is a new installation on a new computer (only one &quot;File&quot; at installation and I don't know when the additional ones showed up -- just noticed them the other day). &nbsp;On a previous installation on my old computer I at some point got an additional &quot;Tools&quot; menu. &nbsp;Oddly disconcerting. &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />

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Not really a problem (I don't think), but does anyone know why my installation of VB (Visual Studio 6.0) now has three "File" menu items in the menu bar?  They are identical, as far as I can tell, and don't seem to cause any problem with operation. This is a new installation on a new computer (only one "File" at installation and I don't know when the additional ones showed up -- just noticed them the other day).  On a previous installation on my old computer I at some point got an additional "Tools" menu.  Oddly disconcerting.  Any ideas?


Thanks.  Selecting the &quot;Reset&quot; button at the Customize dialog did the trick.  It bothered me on some low level and I&#39;m glad to have it cleared up.

Richard.


Extra menu items in VB menu bar

Not really a problem (I don&#39;t think), but does anyone know why my installation of VB (Visual Studio 6.0) now has three &quot;File&quot; menu items in the menu bar?  They are identical, as far as I can tell, and don&#39;t seem to cause any problem with operation. This is a new installation on a new computer (only one &quot;File&quot; at installation and I don&#39;t know when the additional ones showed up -- just noticed them the other day).  On a previous installation on my old computer I at some point got an additional &quot;Tools&quot; menu.  Oddly disconcerting.  Any ideas?


Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.