MenuColor SUB

 Action
 Assigns colors to the components of a menu.


 Syntax
 MenuColor fore%, back%, highlight%, disabled%, cursorfore%, cursorback%,
 cursorhi%

 Remarks
 The MenuColor procedure uses the following arguments.

 fore%
 -----
 An integer that defines menu foreground color (0 - 15).

 back%
 -----
 An integer that defines menu background color (0 - 7).

 highlight%
 ----------
 An integer that defines text color (0 - 15) of the access key character.

 disabled%
 ---------
 An integer that defines text color of disabled items (0 - 15).

 cursorfore%
 -----------
 An integer that defines the menu cursor foreground color (0 - 15).

 cursorback%
 -----------
 An integer that defines the menu cursor background color (0 - 7).

 cursorhi%
 ---------
 An integer that defines text color (0 - 15) of the access key character when
 the menu cursor is on that menu item.


 The values specified are placed into global variables. You can use any color
 scheme you choose within the range of available colors. Shadows that appear
 beneath menu windows are always black.

 Use MenuColor in your program to set up menu colors. Colors should be
 initialized before the menu is displayed the first time. If colors are not
 initialized, the default monochrome color scheme places the following
 integers into the argument list (in order). 0, 7, 15, 8, 7, 0, 15. This
 results in a monochrome display.

 If you change colors while your program is running, use MenuShow to show the
 changes.

 See Also.  MenuShow


 Example
 See the SetupMenu procedure in the code example UIDEMO.BAS for the specific
 implementation of the MenuColor procedure.