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Questionhiding unused menus using MFC Pin
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Syama Sundar3-Feb-10 22:17
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Let me elaborate my requirement. I want to hide the menu items which are not used often by the user. Show only the menu items which are frequently used. Provide an arrow (MS word shows two down arrows one below the other) as last item in menu. When the user places his cursor on this arrow show all menu items. If user clicks on any item which was hidden, bring it to frequently used list and show it by default next time.
The implementation wil be:
I have to track all menu clicks of user and store them along with date and time. When it becomes one month old move it to rarely used list. I may have to use a database or a data file.
Show an arrow (how?) when some items are hidden.
Show all items when the cursor is on arrow (not on click) (How?)
As I have to start the project from scratch, I'm looking for some inputs who has already implemented so that I can implement in optimized way.
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