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Starts with—Requires that the menu item QuicKeys
searches for must start with the characters supplied in the
Menu Item box.
Exact match—Requires that the menu item QuicKeys
searches for must exactly match the characters supplied in
the Menu Item box. This means that the search is case
sensitive.
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[Choose menu item from] Active program system menu—
This option is available in the Action Properties dialog. Use
this Action to select an item from the menu that displays
when you click the program icon in an open program. The
program icon is the icon in the upper left corner of a window.
Contains—Requires that the menu item QuicKeys
searches for must contain the characters supplied in the
Menu Item box.
[Menu item to select] Menu item—This option is available in
the Action Properties dialog. Type the name of the menu item
you want to select in this box.
[Menu item to select] Menu ID—This option is available in
the Action Properties dialog. Menu IDs vary from program to
program. Therefore, the Menu ID field should only be
populated when you click the Browse button and QuicKeys
records the Menu ID number for the menu item selected. The
Menu ID number is useful when a menu contains
information, such as colors, that cannot be specified in the
Menu text field. It is also useful if the menu item toggles
between two options, such as Redo and Undo.
FIGURE 120: This is an example of the program system menu for
Microsoft Excel.
[Choose menu item from] Active document system menu—
This option is available in the Action Properties dialog. Use
this Action to select an item from the menu that displays
when you click the program icon in an open document. The
program icon is the icon in the upper left corner of your
document window.
[Choose menu item from] Active program menu—This
option is available in the Action Properties dialog. Use this
option to select an item from the menus displayed in the
currently active program. For example, if Microsoft Word was
the foreground program on your desktop, this Action would
select an item from one of Word’s menus.
FIGURE 121: This is an example of the document system menu for
Microsoft Excel.