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Menu Display
After a menu has been loaded or created, it must be assigned to a window
before Windows can display it. You can assign a menu by defining a class menu. For
more information about class menus, see Window Class Menus. You can also assign a menu to a window by specifying the handle of the menu
as the hMenu parameter of the CreateWindow or CreateWindowEx function, or by calling the SetMenu function.
To display a shortcut menu use the TrackPopupMenuEx function. Shortcut menus, also called floating pop-up menus or context menus,
are typically displayed when the WM_CONTEXTMENU message is processed.
The older TrackPopupMenu function is still supported, but new applications should use the TrackPopupMenuEx function.
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