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how to increase menubar items

 
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how to increase menubar items
muddasir
12 Dec, 2007 - 03:45 AM
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my prg is basically accounting programe
my menu bar on MDI Form is like this

Code: ( text )
Reports
.....Sales
..........Cash Sales
............... Cash Sales report (Customer wise)
............... Cash Sales report (Date Wise)
..........Credit Sales
.....Purchase
..........Cash Purchase
..........Credit Purchse
Sale
.....Credit Sales
.... Cash Slaes
Purchase
.....Credit Purcse

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and so one
(more than 50 more items)


now when i am adding more items in its
its give the error
"Reached limint, cannot made any more control on this form"

know how to solve it
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RE: How To Increase Menubar Items
12 Dec, 2007 - 10:07 AM
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You are just bumping up against the control limit of 255. You can try what Veena said in response to your question on thescripts.com and create an array of controls and use its index to determine the course of action. If your form is heavy with controls, perhaps you should look at your design again and either break it up into other forms or group things together into more logical segments.

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