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true, which is why my problem remains unresolved.

Here is a new avenue I am investigating.  Decause I am already 
a system wide hook, I can trap the WM_MENUSELCT and see if the 
menu item I am selecting is a submenu and get the HMENU off of 
the Parent menu, keep this HMENU in a var and when the menu is 
actually created I can trap that to see if the HMENU matches 
the one in my var and then manipulate it as a child of the parent menu.

Does this sound like a feasible option, I am currently trying 
to implement this but the wparam keep on returning 0.

Thanks
Marc

WM_MENUSELECT "Taken from MSDN"
wParam
The low-order word specifies the menu item or submenu index. If the selected item is a command item, this parameter contains the identifier of the menu item. If the selected item opens a drop-down menu or submenu, this parameter contains the index of the drop-down menu or submenu in the main menu, and the lParam parameter contains the handle to the main (clicked) menu; use the GetSubMenu function to get the menu handle to the drop-down menu or submenu. 


"Remy Lebeau \(TeamB\)" <gambit47.no.spam@no.spam.yahoo.com> wrote:
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>"Marc" <Bukwheat@axess.com> wrote in message
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>> Also this may have worked, because their is a GetMenu()
>> function that returns a HMENU from a HWND the function
>> returns NULL if not a menu.  Also their is a IsMenu() function
>> that return true or false if Hmenu is valid or not.
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>None of that gets you access to the parent menu of a given menu item,
>however.
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>Gambit
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