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Hi Zensell,
You can safely delete all lines in the Designer.cs where this property is used. It will be deleted in Q3 2009 since it was marked as obsolete for several previous releases. Thank you very much for your patience.
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Nick
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You can safely delete all lines in the Designer.cs where this property is used. It will be deleted in Q3 2009 since it was marked as obsolete for several previous releases. Thank you very much for your patience.
Sincerely yours,
Nick
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answered on 09 Sep 2009, 02:15 PM
Thanks Nick, but how can I set two columns in a RadMenuItem now?
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Hello Zensell,
This property controlled whether the menu looks like a normal menu or an application menu (like the one in Office 2007). If you need an application menu, there is a separate control called application menu in the toolbox. You can refer to the online documentation as well.
Kind regards,
Nick
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This property controlled whether the menu looks like a normal menu or an application menu (like the one in Office 2007). If you need an application menu, there is a separate control called application menu in the toolbox. You can refer to the online documentation as well.
Kind regards,
Nick
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