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Simon HB9DRV View Drop Down
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    Posted: 28 January 2008 at 6:40am
As I am developing my software I am adding more entries to my main menu. I do not let the user modify the menu.
 
After restoring settings with CXTPPropExchangeXMLNode / ExchangeLayout I want to make sure the menu shows my latest / current layout so I use:
 
((CXTPToolBar*)m_pMenuBar)->Reset(FALSE);
 
Does this make sense? What is the correct way to be sure that when using CXTPPropExchangeXMLNode and ExchangeLayout to restore docking pane and command bar layouts that I (somehow) always have my desired Menu bar design and layout?
 
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Hi,
best way is just call
pMenuBar->EnableCustomization(FALSE);
and controls will not be stored in registry.
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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Hi,
best way is just call
pMenuBar->EnableCustomization(FALSE);
and controls will not be stored in registry.
 
Thanks, later it would be good to know how to remove components from a serialisation file, for example enumerate the sections etc.
 
I see that I can remove a section but I can't get a list of the sections.
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