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You see it in just about every Windows application, so how can you do it in your VB application? Fortunately VB provides built-in tools to make it easy for you. While the code you write to respond to a drag and drop operation can be fairly complex, the mechanics of a drag and drop operation are fairly simple and logical.

In Visual Basic, adding menus at runtime is handled in the exact same way as adding any control at runtime.

Everyone knows what a menu is, the question is how can you make them in VB? Well, it turns out to be very simple. VB has a built-in menu editor that you will use and it's pretty much a no-brainer.