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From: davef@jessica.stanford.edu (David Finkelstein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: Mac OS 7.0 to use point-and-click
Message-ID: <1990Jun7.163655.1949@portia.Stanford.EDU>
Date: 7 Jun 90 16:36:55 GMT
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In article <1990Jun7.002601.4978@midway.uchicago.edu> phd_ivo@gsbacd.uchicago.edu writes:
>Well, you must either have a different NeXT computer or different preferences
>application, or I was not clear what I wanted. Moving the menu around is pretty
>much useless. The menu has to be on the left-hand side because the submenus
>appear to its right. Moreover, the menus will still occupy a lot of space on
>the left somewhere, and the bar noting the application will still be empty.
>
>How do you get pop-up menus (on the bar?) ?

Whoops I'm sorry, you specify Menu location under General Preferences
(click on the Cube), not MegaPixel Display Preferences.

The Mouse Preferences allows you to enable the Menu Button, which is
either the left or right (your choice) button on the mouse.  By
pressing the Menu Button, the main menu for the currently active
application will appear under the pointer.  You can then drag down
through this menu to select commands or submenus.

I don't know of a way to have applications put their menus on the
window Title Bar.

David Finkelstein
Academic Information Resources
Stanford University