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In article <ericb.457.301D00B2@psu.edu>, Eric Bennett <ericb@psu.edu> wrote:
>In article <3vislb$r1d@steel.interlog.com> daveacg@interlog.com (Dave Glue) writes:
>
>>ericb@psu.edu (Eric Bennett) wrote:
>
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>>>Anybody know if there's any way to get Mac-style pulling down of menus in 
>>>Windows?  Just curious...
>
>>What do you mean?  They act the same way.  Hold down the mouse button,
>>let it go, the menu goes.  If you want to single click to keep it
>>open, then single click.  It can work both ways.
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>Click on menu.  Release mouse button.  Menu stays.
>
>That's not how the Mac does it.
>
>-Ericb@psu.edu

  Read the fellow's post.  OS/2 and Windows *can* do it *exactly* the
way MacOS does it.  If you click a menu and hold down the button, then
when you release the button the menu will disappear.  If you release
the button while over a menu entry, you will choose that menu entry.
Or you can do the other thing - click the menu and let it hang around
while you make your selection.

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Bill Moyer <ttk@rahul.net>