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You could use standard menu created with menu editor from VB. Then you could show them at click event (like the righ popup menu in a text box, in example)<br />
Do a search for popumenu statement at msdn to know how is done.
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You could use standard menu created with menu editor from VB. Then you could show them at click event (like the righ popup menu in a text box, in example)
Do a search for popumenu statement at msdn to know how is done.

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sorry, but a missed that I have to strictly follow the same style of another systems that has the office style, do you understand me ? that's why I have to use the coolbar and toolbar menues and not the common menu editor ones.
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sorry, but a missed that I have to strictly follow the same style of another systems that has the office style, do you understand me ? that's why I have to use the coolbar and toolbar menues and not the common menu editor ones.

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Ah, i completely misundertood your question.
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Ah, i completely misundertood your question.

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I need to do a friendly system to novice users, so I thought to make an interface easy to use, windows like. Well, the first thing a thought, is to do a structure of menus like the office, ok ? In fact, I've been testing with the coolbar and toolbar controls, and I reached to the tool bar with icons to get the options directly. But the seconds step, the menues, is still a problem to me, because I don't know how to do with the toolbar to make that type of menues. I've tested with the drop-down option within the tool bar, but it's not the right one. Can you help me ?
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I need to do a friendly system to novice users, so I thought to make an interface easy to use, windows like. Well, the first thing a thought, is to do a structure of menus like the office, ok ? In fact, I've been testing with the coolbar and toolbar controls, and I reached to the tool bar with icons to get the options directly. But the seconds step, the menues, is still a problem to me, because I don't know how to do with the toolbar to make that type of menues. I've tested with the drop-down option within the tool bar, but it's not the right one. Can you help me ?

Use of Coolbar and Toolbar controls to make a drop-down menu.

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.