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Resource menu editor

gelarimer
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‎08-22-2006 10:45 PM
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In the (MSVisualC++ Net2003) resource menu editor, characters are shown underlined when an ampersand (&) is placed before the character. For example, &File shows Filein the resource editor.However, when the program is compiled and run the main menu contains File, but F is not underlined.

I created a win32 single doc. program from scratch to see if the problem existed in the compiled template program--it did! The resorce editor shows underlined main menu items, but when compiledand run the template program did not have undelined characters in the main menu.

Anyinfowould be appreciated.

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gelarimer
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‎08-22-2006 11:23 PM
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Found the answer in a win32 Google user group, posted by Lee Weiner:

You must be using Windows XP. By default, XP hides the underlines until you press the Alt key. To change this behavior, go to Display PropertiesAppearance | Effects, and uncheck the item labeled "Hide undelined letters..."

Lee Weiner
lee AT leeweiner DOT org

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