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Default Question on "Programming a MenuBar"

So far I have been able to determine how to create a
menubar and add a number of buttons and pop-ups
to it using VBA. That's all fine if all you want to do
is have a few tasks that can be done via a button.

Can someone send me a *simple* *clean* example
of how one adds buttons and pop-ups to a pop-up
that's on the menubar to form a "tree like" menu?
Something like:
[PopUp][[Button][Button][Button][Button]
[Button ]
[Button ]
[Popup ]---[Button]
[Button ] [PopUp]---[Button]
[Button ] [Button ] [Button]
[Button ] [Button ]
[Button ] [PopUp ]---[PopUp]---[Button]
[Button ] [Button ] [Button ] [Button ]
[Button ] [Button ] [Button ]

And so on.

Somehow, each popup has to know when a new level
is starting and when one is ending. Using the "with"
would seem logical but I can't find any examples that
show how it would be implemented.

Any and all help appreciated.

David Schrader


 
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