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Creating Top-Level Menus in Visual Basic

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Creating a Top-Level Menu
We will now create a second drop down menu. Click in the ''Type Here'' field next to the ''File'' menu and enter ''&Edit'' to create an Edit menu. Use the same technique outlined above to add ''Cut'', ''Copy'' and ''Paste'' items to the Edit menu. Once completed the form layout should appear as follows:
[[Image:Examplvisual_basic_menu_checked.jpg]]
The last task in creating our top-level menu is to add a ''Checked'' menu item. A checked menu item maintains state of being either set or unset. When a Checked item is set, a check mark appears and when they are unset the check mark disappears.

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