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<noinclude>Use this template, together with the [[Template:SpecUIElement/MenuRow|MenuRow]] template, to create, within a specification document, a table describing multiple menu items. | <noinclude>Use this template, together with the [[Template:SpecUIElement/MenuRow|MenuRow]] template, to create, within a specification document, a table describing multiple menu items. | ||
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=== Example === | === Example === | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 28 November 2007
Use this template, together with the MenuRow template, to create, within a specification document, a table describing multiple menu items.
Contents
Looks Like
Menu Item(s)
| Item | Sub Item | Sub Item | KBD Shortcut | Icon | Comment |
| Item | Sub Item | Sub Item | KBD Shortcut | Icon | Comment |
| This is the top level entry point, in the main menu bar, for all file related actions. | |||||
| Open | Ctrl+O | invokes the File Open Dialog, letting the user choose a document to load in OpenOffice.org. | |||
| Save | Ctrl+S | saves the current document. Only available when the document is actually modified. |
was produced by this code:
{{SpecUIElement/MenuHeading}}
{{SpecUIElement/MenuRow|en-US=File|comment=This is the top level entry point, in the main menu bar, for all file related actions.}}
{{SpecUIElement/MenuRow|en-US=|sub-item=Open|kbd=Ctrl+O|comment=invokes the [[File Open Dialog]], letting the user choose a document to load in OpenOffice.org.}}
{{SpecUIElement/MenuRow|en-US=|sub-item=Save|kbd=Ctrl+S|comment=saves the current document. Only available when the document is actually modified.}}
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Parameters
n/a
See Also
