In my application I provide most of the user interface through code written in C#, and then I have largish windows where users see their Nevron-driven graphics. There are some options (such as legend position and choice of mouse interactivity tool) where I'd like to give users immediate access to some of their most frequently selected options by providing a menu activated with a right mouse click (perhaps with a couple of pull-aside menus hanging off of that main menu). Is there an easy way to implement such a menu within Nevron Chart? I know that I can capture the right-click event in Chart, but am I then going to have to draw the menu, track the user's mouse position, highlight/un-highlight menu items as the mouse passes over them, capture clicks, and do all that sort of stuff myself, or has that functionality already been built into Nevron Chart? I know that it may seem like only a small advantage, but I think that sometimes a right-click menu can be MUCH handier for users than the multi-step process of starting a dialog box, selecting your desired options, and then pressing an OK button. So, does anybody know of any easy way to make and manage menu's such as the one I've described here, or is this capability not a standard part of the Nevron Chart ?

Thanks,
Ben