Reputation: 1142
When I create a ContextMenuStrip in a Windows Forms Application and set the RenderMode
to System
, it looks like this:
However, the Windows 10 system context menu looks like this:
How do I make the WinForms Menu look like the actual system one?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 968
Reputation: 9150
I think you are looking for a ContextMenu
, not a ContextMenuStrip
.
Some time ago the ContextMenu
, which uses native Windows menus got replaced by the ContextMenuStrip
(that also offers additional functionality).
Straight from the docs:
ContextMenuStrip replaces ContextMenu [...]
I don't have any VS near me at the moment, but I remember the designer will only let you assign a ContextMenuStrip
. However, you can just set it by code:
this.ContextMenu = contextMenu; //preferably in the constructor of the form
If I remember this right you have to import the ContextMenu
into the toolbox first. Right click the Toolbox, Choose Toolbox Items and look for the ContextMenu
with the namespace System.Windows.Forms
in the GAC (global assembly cache).
Upvotes: 2