CHAPTER 4 Working with REALbasic (Starting a web site)
CHAPTER 4 Working with REALbasic Menus In Chapter 3, you learned the fundamentals of creating graphical user interfaces for your REALbasic applications. In this chapter, you learn how to finish your application s user interface by adding professional-looking menus. This includes the development of menus, submenus, and menu items, and the configuration of these resources using features such as shortcuts. On top of all this, you learn how to enable and disable menu items, and to associate program statements with each menu item. Specifically, you learn how to Customize a menu system for your application windows Add shortcuts and accelerator keys to your application menus Control access to application menus and menu items Add additional menu bars to your applications Working with REALbasic Menu Bars Today, most users expect their desktop applications to come equipped with a menu system that provides access to application commands. A menu system provides you with a means for organizing commands that make your REALbasic applications work. A menu system is also a great space saver, taking up minimal space while also enabling you to remove PushButtons and other controls you would otherwise have to add to your applications. If you want your applications to be well-received by the people who will use them, you must develop menu systems for your REALbasic applications. Fortunately, REALbasic makes this easy to do. Note In the context of this book, the term menu system refers to the collection of menus, submenus, and menu items for any given window in a REALbasic application. Different windows can have different menu systems, each of which is customized to meet a specific set of needs.
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