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Assuming that you are working in vb.net then it is straight forward<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.MenuStrip1.Items.Clear(<wbr />)<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.MenuStrip1.Items.AddRan<wbr />ge(New System.Windows.Forms.ToolS<wbr />tripItem()<wbr /> {Me.StripMenuItemHeader6, Me.StripMenuItemHeader1, Me.StripMenuItemHeader2, me.StripMenuItemHeader3, me.StripMenuItemHeader4, me.StripMenuItemHeader5})<br />
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change the Me.StripMenuItemHeaderx to your own items. The sub items will move automatically with the headers.
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Assuming that you are working in vb.net then it is straight forward

        Me.MenuStrip1.Items.Clear()

        Me.MenuStrip1.Items.AddRange(New System.Windows.Forms.ToolStripItem() {Me.StripMenuItemHeader6, Me.StripMenuItemHeader1, Me.StripMenuItemHeader2, me.StripMenuItemHeader3, me.StripMenuItemHeader4, me.StripMenuItemHeader5})

change the Me.StripMenuItemHeaderx to your own items. The sub items will move automatically with the headers.

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i tried This..But the order of menu items didnt change...
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i tried This..But the order of menu items didnt change...

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i am working on a windows application whwere my menustrip has say 6items. if the logged in user is &quot;Admin&quot; , i wanted to show the 6th item in the list as the first one...I mean i wanted to change the order of menu items displayed. what is the property that i can use to change the Order of menu strip.
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i am working on a windows application whwere my menustrip has say 6items. if the logged in user is "Admin" , i wanted to show the 6th item in the list as the first one...I mean i wanted to change the order of menu items displayed. what is the property that i can use to change the Order of menu strip.

Changing The order Of menustrip Dynamically

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