--- In [email protected], Grumpy Gamer <ehathgepiu...@...> wrote: > > On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:28:42 -0000, "brucexs" > <bswit...@...> wrote: > > >> > >> The command list that has the entry for menu folder must be shown as a > >> menu. That command list defines the size of the icons, colors, fonts, etc. > >> The menu folder entry should use the embed keyword. It then inherits the > >> properties of the outer menu. > >> > > > > > >This is the best way to do it on a case by case basis. > > > >There is also an option to change the size for all folder menus on command > >list|setup|all menus (also affects other types of generated menus). > > Hm, ok - I might be missing something. I have a bar called 'Bar'. The > icons are set to 64x64. On this bar, I have a button to open Fraps. As > a right click to that button, I have this: > *Menu > Folder > C:\Documents and Settings\Chris\Start Menu\Programs\Steam > > When I right click the button, the Steam folder is shown ok, but the > icons are only 16x16 (or possibly even smaller, they are hardly > visible). So the folder should be inheriting the 64x64 icons of the > Fraps button? > --
It does not inherit properties from a bar, only a from a menu in which menu.folder is an item (and embed keyword used). The item on your bar needs to menu.show the outer menu.
