In C #, use SetParent to load the child form. If the child form contains the ToolStrip control,
The Click event of the ToolStripButton above is not triggered !? Resolving!
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This problem has been solved
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// The ToolStrip and MenuStrip classes are extended to allow customization of the user interface
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// The following new boolean properties are exposed in the designer:
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// ClickThrough-Allow the first click to activate the control, even when the containing form is not active
// SupressHighlighting-Suppress the mouseover highlighting of the control when the containing form is not active
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// The ideas behind this were borrowed from two items found on the Internet:
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// Rick Brewster shows how to implement clickthrough on his blog:
// Http://blogs.msdn.com/rickbrew/
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// Jasond suggests the method to suppress the highlighting on at Forum:
// Http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx? Postid = 118385 & siteid = 1
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