Ok, so I started again, did your steps:
1. Create a new mainstack
2. Open the Menu Builder on the Edit menu
3. Click the New button
4. Click the OK button
5. Select the Set as Menubar on Mac OS checkbox
6. Close the Menu Builder
7. Choose the Browse tool
8. Click on the new stack
And this one appears to move the said items, however, now I can't get
the stack to behave like a MacOS X menu. When I do this the menu
appears across the top of the stack window. I click the "Set as Menu
Bar on Mac OS" check box, the menu in the stack disappears. I then
save the stack, close it and re-open it. Bang! The menu bar is back
across the top of the stack window! I open the menu builder again,
the MenuBar Group box contains nothing and I have to select it via
the edit button. When I do this, the MacOS X check box is off again.
Tried this a couple of times and got fed up!
What Gives? Why is this SUCH a difficult thing to do in RunRev? I
don't know any other environment where this is SUCH a big deal, I
could have done this 100 times over in C or even PowerPC assembler!
Getting to the end of a long day and I have to get this working
tonight! I really don't want to have to tell my boss that I can't do
this in RunRev and that the support it so bad that you can't even get
someone to look at it!
All the Best
Dave
Hi,
I've tried all that! Still doesn't work.
If I create a new menu from the menu builder in a new stack all is
fine, but I can't make the one I have now work correctly. I have
checked the spelling, but anyway it must be correct since I get the
warning dialog if I change it to something other than "Preferences"
or "Preferences...".
As far as I can tell there are no spurious characters after the last
line of the items list, also the warning dialog tends to support
this.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
On Nov 24, 2005, at 7:58 AM, David Burgun wrote:
The thing that gets my goat is the if I change the prefrences menu
item to "PreferencesXXX", a dialog appears tell me that this item
will not not be moved to the Application menu! What a Croc! It
doesnt get moved anyway!!!
As a troubleshooting aid, try this:
1. Create a new mainstack
2. Open the Menu Builder on the Edit menu
3. Click the New button
4. Click the OK button
5. Select the Set as Menubar on Mac OS checkbox
6. Close the Menu Builder
7. Choose the Browse tool
8. Click on the new stack
At this point the menus should change to the minimum set created
with the Menu Builder. Check the Revolution menu to see if the
Preferences... item is there. If all is well it should be. Check
the Edit menu to see if the Preferences item is there. If all is
well it shouldn't be.
If the default menu created by the Menu Builder worked, then try to
figure out what is different between the menu it created and the
one that isn't working. As possibilities, consider: is Preferences
spelled exactly the same (copy and paste it to be sure); is
Preferences the last item on the menu; is there a stray return
character after it.
If the default menu created by the Menu Builder didn't work,
consider reinstalling Revolution, or try on a different computer.
regards,
Geoff
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