How to Change an Annotation's Right Menu?

I want to change the "Stamp" annotation's right menu to a Custom menu，How to achieve it in my plug-in? Please guide me~~~
Any help would be appreciated.

Hi, Irosenth
Thanks for your reply.
I changed :
PDAnnot newAnnot = PDPageCreateAnnot (page, ASAtomFromString("Stamp"), &fr);
to:
PDAnnot newAnnot = PDPageCreateAnnot (page, ASAtomFromString("MyStamp"), &fr);
so the Stamp's original pop-up menu will no longer display, but how to create a new pop-up menu for "MyStamp"?
LusterSir

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