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Displaying a menu
Displaying a menu
1 Point to the relevant icon
Move the pointer over the window or icon
you're interested in.
For example, click on the Apps icon on the icon
bar and move the pointer over the Apps directory
display.
2 Click Menu
A menu will be displayed (the Filer menu in
this example).
If the pointer is over a file icon when you click the
Menu button (or if you had previously selected an
icon by clicking on it) the menu will apply to that
individual file.
You can make the menu apply to more than one
icon in a window by clicking on each icon in turn
with Adjust (not Select) before you bring the menu
up. Use Adjust to deselect icons, too.
You can make the menu apply to all the icons in a
window by choosing Select all from the menu —
see below.
Choosing from a menu
With a menu displayed, click on the option you
want (notice that menu options are highlighted as
you move the pointer over them).
For example, on the Filer menu you displayed
above, point at the Select all option and click
Select. All the file icons in the directory display
will be highlighted and the menu will disappear.
To reverse this, repeat the above process,
choosing Clear selection instead. Alternatively,
click on a blank area of the directory display.
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