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Thats pretty straight forward. <br />
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Drag on, from the control toolbox, a context menu strip onto your GroupBox, it'll look like you added a menu to your form, don't worry. Select your group box control and in the ContextMenuStrip property select the name of the context menu you just added
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Thats pretty straight forward.

Drag on, from the control toolbox, a context menu strip onto your GroupBox, it'll look like you added a menu to your form, don't worry. Select your group box control and in the ContextMenuStrip property select the name of the context menu you just added

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I would like to be able to rightclick on a groupBox and get some menu Options as well as one of the options be labeled and have a Textbox where I can type something and press enter to activate an event<br />
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Any help is appreciated<br />
Thanks
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I would like to be able to rightclick on a groupBox and get some menu Options as well as one of the options be labeled and have a Textbox where I can type something and press enter to activate an event

Any help is appreciated
Thanks

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