menustrip not showing items at runtime.

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I have a menustrip control to which i have added 3 items. To the second item in menustrip i want to add 10 more subitems.adding 10 more subitems to the second item is not the problem it accepts 10 more subitems however when i run the application the second item's submenu show's only 6 items and rest of the items are still not visible in the submenu.how can i fix this.

Posted 10-Feb-14 0:05am

rtz87

Updated 10-Feb-14 0:30am

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[no name] 10-Feb-14 6:55am

Please provide more details about your code or approach what you tried?

rtz87 10-Feb-14 7:22am

i added 3 items to the menustrip's options menu (file,language,exit) after which i compiled the application then added 6 more items to the second(language) item's submennu after compiling i executed the application which ran perfectly showing all the items and sub-items in the language option but then i wanted to add 4 more items to language this time after adding four more items to the language sub-menu when i compiled and executed the application the language sub-menu was only showing me 6 items that i added at the first go and the rest 4 items that i added later are not showing up in the language sub-menu.moreover when i tried to add 1 more item to the options menu,item got added successfully but when i ran the application the fourth item in the options menu was also not showing up.all this was done through the designer and nothing in code.

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