This set of files demonstrates a technique for embedding one VB form inside another, and with special reference to embedding so that one form's menu looks and works like a control for the embedding form. This includes keyboard handling to simulate menu access keys for the form that does not have the focus. This technique allows you to escape the convention (or, as the writer saw it, the limitation) of having menu bars ONLY at the top of a form under the title bar. It can allow quick selection of preferences or other functions without the need to pop up a separate dialog box.
