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Does .NET 3.5 still have Visual programming for MENU?

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Muddy Coder

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May 25, 2009, 2:27:19 PM5/25/09
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Hi Folks,


While I was learning .NET 2.0, and was enjoying the visual programming
for MENU, by keep doing "Type Here" to adding in menu; I had to switch
to .NET 3.5 for some reasons. .NET 3.5 uses XAML to control the GUI,
sounds awkward comparing .NET 2.0. By following a book, I had to add
in Menus with XAML coding, rather than visual operations in steps
below:

1. Add a DocPanel from ToolBox by visual action
2. Then, Add in a menu by XAML coding. For example, if I need to add
in a FILE menu, I must write code as:

<MenuItem Header="_File" ......\>

I no longer can enjoy visual coding by keep doing "Type Here" as I did
in .NET 2.0. Is there other way to do it? I just wonder:

MenuItem is such an important widget that makes MENU buttons, but I
can't find such widget listed in ToolBox? I just saw Menu, rather
MenuItem, in the list.

Can somebody direct me somewhere to read something informative?
Thanks!

Muddy Coder

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