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• Each statement begins with a special word that indicates what that statement does.
• Text outside angle brackets is treated as a comment. Don't include angle brackets in comments.
The rest of this chapter contains many examples of statements. You will find examples of the following state-
ments:
Statement
Menu
ReservedMenu
Add
Modify
Remove
Command
ShiftCommand
KeySequence
KeySeqLabel
Definition
Mode
Label
ReservedLabel
Order
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Reserved menus
Many of the menus defined in the standard menu files for FrameMaker are reserved menus. FrameMaker has
intrinsic knowledge about reserved menus; it can refer to these menus directly by name.
Reserved menus are defined with the ReservedMenu statement. By convention, the names of reserved menus
in the Frame menu configuration file all begin with an exclamation point (!). Some of the reserved menus in the
FrameMaker menu configuration file are listed in the next two subsections.
Important: To avoid name conflicts with these reserved menus, do not begin any of your custom menu names with an
exclamation point.
Permanent menus
FrameMaker relies on the following menus existing. They are all menu bars or are associated with the
Formatting bar. You cannot remove these menus from the menu configuration file. FrameMaker will not work
properly without them.
Menu ID
!BookMainMenu
!CustomMakerMainMenu
What statement does
Defines a new menu
Defines a new reserved menu
Adds a menu item to a menu
Defines a new label for a menu or menu item
Removes a menu or menu item
Defines a command
Defines a command for a menu item that is chosen while the Shift key is held down
Defines a keyboard shortcut for a command
Defines a label for the shortcut which appears next to the command name on the menu
Defines the function to be called when a command is chosen
Defines whether a command is a general command, a FrameMath command, or both
Defines a label for a menu or command that is visible in the user interface
Defines a context-sensitive label for a menu or menu item.
Defines a particular place for a menu item on a menu.
Defines if the buttons from the upper-right corner of the document window are displayed.
Description
Menu bar for complete menus (book window active)
Menu bar for custom menus (document window active)
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