What are context menus?
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What are context menus?
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Context menus or pop-up menus are shortcut menus that appear only when a user clicks the right mouse button over a control or a form. They are built using the ContextMenu class. The ContextMenu class is present as a control in the Toolbox pane. When added to a form, a ContextMenu object appears in the tray below the form. A form can have multiple ContextMenu objects.
In order to bind a context menu to a form or to a visible control, the ContextMenu property of the form or the control is set to the name of the ContextMenu object.
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