In the previous month I have written an article about how to design a WPF custom context menu. I really liked that article because the outcome was very nice. Here comes the but :), as it turns out my implementation had a big disadvantage, it lacked the ability to show sub menus (an important trait in my opinion). So it was back to the drawing board for me.

After studying the WPF MenuItem Class and its Original Microsoft Template using blend. I learned some new things

There are many graphic editor programs in the market. Whether those products are commercial or free, their users are required to gain high skills in a specific tool, in order to achieve satisfying results. There are several sites in the web which makes it possible to create logos, button images and icons for free and [...]