It seems to have a IsMdiWindowListEntry, which would imply it's possible, but it's read only. Any thoughts
Brad Raulston
How do you create an MDIList using the menuStrip?
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How do you create an MDIList using the menuStrip?
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If anyone else is looking for the answer, the menustrip has a MDIWindowList property, which takes a menu strip item. That sets the MDIList............
Brad Raulston
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public ToolStripMenuItem MdiWindowListItem { get; set; }
To create an MDIWindowList set the MenuStrip's MDIWindowListItem property to the ToolStripMenuItem which you want as the parent of the list. This is typically the "Window" ToolStripMenuItem. If that's set, we'll add an entry for each mdi child in that list. If you want to further customize what we have there, you can check for the bool IsMdiWindowListEntry on ToolStripMenuItem.