Using The Menubar Component (Flash Professional Only) - MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-COMPONENTS LANGUAGE Reference

Interacting with the MenuBar component
(Flash Professional only)
You can use the mouse and keyboard to interact with a MenuBar component.
Rolling over a menu activator displays an outset border highlight around the activator label.
When a MenuBar instance has focus either from clicking or tabbing, you can use the
following keys to control it:
Key
Down Arrow
Up Arrow
Right Arrow
Left Arrow
Enter/Escape
If a menu is open, you can't press the Tab key to close it. You must either make a
selection or close the menu by pressing Escape.
Using the MenuBar component (Flash
Professional only)
You can use the MenuBar component to add a set of menus (for example, File, Edit, Special,
Window) to the top edge of an application.
MenuBar parameters
You can set the following authoring parameter for each MenuBar component instance in the
Property inspector or in the Component inspector (Window > Component Inspector menu
option):
Labels
An array that adds menu activators with the specified labels to the MenuBar
component. The default value is
You can set the following additional parameters for each MenuBar component instance in the
Component inspector (Window > Component Inspector):
enabled is a Boolean value that indicates whether the component can receive focus and input.
The default value is
true
946 MenuBar component (Flash Professional only)
Description
Moves the selection down a menu row.
Moves the selection up a menu row.
Moves the selection to the next button.
Moves the selection to the previous button.
Closes an open menu.
(an empty array).
[]
.