If I'm not mistaken, you got that code from the MFC classes in the menu
builder. I should have put in a better description of what I was meaning:
MENU1 Menu DISCARDABLE
{
POPUP "&File"
{
MENUITEM "&Open", MENU_FILE_ID_OPEN
MENUITEM "&Close", MENU_FILE_ID_CLOSE
MENUITEM "&Save", MENU_FILE_ID_SAVE
} // End of File Popup
POPUP "&Help"
{
MENUITEM "&About", MENU_HELP_ID_ABOUT
MENUITEM "&Display", MENU_HELP_ID_DISPLAY
} // End of About Popup
}
You would still then have to put the correct info into an .RC and .H file, as
well as assign the menu to the particular window or window class. I am not
using any MFC or automated Wizards in any of this. I will see if I can make
that MF_SEPARATOR work but I'm gussing it won't without adding the MFC classes.
Thanks for your input though.
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