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That was it. It appears you do default to "Expert" I changed it to
"Hidden " and it worked fine. 

Thanks very much for your help!



Rich Wilkman <rwilkman@inprise.com> wrote in
<37F15E9A.2D834317@inprise.com>: 

>Pier:
>
>That menu toggles for the whole inspector, not property by property. 
>Try setting it to Hidden instead.  Off the top of my head, I can't
>remember if we default to Expert; sounds like we do.
>
>-Rich
>
>Pierpaolo Frigerio wrote:
>> 
>> Problem solved.
>> 
>> I added
>> 
>>  this.setJMenuBar(jMenuBar1);
>> 
>> to JInit and I can now see the menu. I would like to know, however,
>> how to expose the property in the inspector and do it from there.
>> 
>> Pier
>> 
>> Pierpaolo Frigerio <pfrigerio@vodavi-ct.com> wrote in
>> <7sqvtf$80t9@forums.borland.com>:
>> 
>> > Rich,
>> >
>> > I checked JApplet and sure enough, I could not see the JMenubar
>> > property. 
>> >
>> > When I right click on the inspector though, nothing happens. I can,
>> > however, right click on each of the exposed properties and set the
>> property
>> > exposure level to "expert" (actually they all were set to "expert"
>> > already). All but the "name" and "layout" properties can be changed.
>> >
>> > The following are the properties I see for JApplet:
>> > name
>> > background
>> > enabled
>> > font
>> > foreground
>> > layout
>> > locale
>> > name
>> >
>> > What am I doing wrong?
>> >
>> > Pier
>> >
>