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Click the Menu button just to the right of the website address bar. You can access most of the commonly used menus from the drop-down list that appears. You’ll see the options you’d normally find in the File and Edit menus here, such as opening new tabs, saving the page and copying and pasting.
While menu bar items vary between applications, most menu bars include the standard File, Edit, and View menus. The File menu includes common file options such as New, Open…, Save, and Print. The Edit menu contains commands such as Undo, Select All, Copy, and Paste.
Where do I find the macro for the shortcut menu?
On the Other tab on the Property Sheet, in the Shortcut Menu Bar property box, type the name of the macro object that you created in Step 2 (in this example, “mcrAddShortcutMenu”). Make sure the Shortcut Menu property is set to Yes. Save your form or report changes.
How to create a submenu on a shortcut menu?
To create a submenu on a shortcut menu list of commands, follow Step 1 to create a separate macro object that contains only the submenu commands, as shown in the following illustration: Then, follow Step 1 again to define the commands for the higher-level menu object.
You can also create custom menus that appear on the Ribbon for specific forms or reports. To create a menu by using macros, you perform three main steps: Create a macro object with submacros that contain the menu commands. Create another macro object that creates the menu itself.
Add the menu to the Add-Ins tab of a form or report Use this procedure if you want the menu to appear on the Add-Ins tab for a specific form or report. In the Navigation Pane, right-click the form or report where you want the menu to appear, and then click Design View. On the Design tab, in the Tools group, click Property Sheet.