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Changing Menus and Commands
<Order !MakerMainMenu.SpecialMenu <Last !MakerMainMenu>>
To put one item before another item on a menu, use the following statement:
<Order MenuID1.ItemID1 <Before MenuID2.ItemID2>>
To put one item after another item on a menu, use the following statement:
MenuID1.ItemID1 MenuID2.ItemID2
<Order <After >>
In the above statements, MenuID1 is the identifier of the menu that contains the item (menu or command) you
want to move. ItemID1 is the identifier of the item you want to move. MenuID2 is the identifier of the menu to
which you to want to move the item. ItemID2 is the identifier of the item before or after which you want to
place ItemID1.
For example, to put the Thesaurus command above the Find/Change command in the Edit menu, use the
following statement:
<Order EditMenu.Thesaur us <Before EditMenu.Find/Change>>
To put the Graphics menu after the Format menu (for complete menus), use the following statement:
<Order !MakerMainMenu.Gr aphicsMenu <After !MakerMainMenu.For matMenu>>
Renaming a menu
You can rename a menu. This changes the label of the menu; it does not change the menu's identifier. To rename
a menu, use the following statement:
MenuID NewLabel
< Mo d i f y < L a b e l >>
MenuID is the identifier of the menu you want to rename. NewLabel is the new label for the menu. For example,
to rename the Page Layout submenu on the Format menu to Page Design, use the following statement:
< Mo d i f y Pa g e L ayo u t Menu < L a b e l Pa g e D e s i g n > >
Removing a menu or a menu item
You can remove menus from the menu bar and commands from a menu. The only exceptions are the permanent
reserved menus that can never be removed. (See "Permanent menus" on page 23 for a list.)
Removing a menu from a menu bar or another menu does not remove the definition of the menu. Similarly,
removing a command from a menu doesn't remove the command itself or its associated keyboard shortcuts.
Only the menu on which the item belonged changes.
Removing a menu item also doesn't affect other menu items, even though they may seem to be related. For
example, if you remove the Group command, the Ungroup command doesn't disappear.
To remove a menu item from a menu, use the following statement:
ItemID MenuID
<Remove <Menu > >
ItemID is the identifier of the item that you're removing. MenuID is the identifier of the menu containing the
item you want to remove.
If a menu command appears more than once and you want to remove it from each instance, use separate
Remove statements. For example, to remove the Special menu from both the quick and complete menus, use
the following statements:
<Remove SpecialMenu <Menu !MakerMainMenu>>
<Remove QuickSpecialMenu <Menu !QuickMakerMainMenu>>
To remove the Reshape command from the Graphics menu in the quick menus, use the following statement:
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