MenuSet SUB

 Action
 Defines the structure of your menus and defines the access keys associated
 with individual menu selections.


 Syntax
 MenuSet menu%, item%, state%, text$, accesskey%

 Remarks
 The MenuSet procedure uses the following arguments.

 menu%
 -----
 An integer that identifies the position (from left to right) of a menu on
 the menu bar.

 item%
 -----
 An integer that identifies the position (from top to bottom) of the menu
 item within the menu. If item% is 0, then text$ is the menu title. Other
 numbers indicate consecutive menu selections.

 state%
 ------
 An integer that indicates the state of the menu item.


 Value     Menu state that appears on menu

 0         Disabled - appears in color defined by the disabled% variable set
 with MenuColor.
 1         Enabled - this is the normal state.
 2         Enabled with a check mark.

 text$
 -----
 A string that is the name of the menu item. Menu titles are limited to 15
 characters; individual menu items are limited to 30 characters.

 accesskey%
 ----------
 An integer that indicates the position, within text$, of the character that
 is used to choose the menu item. This access key is highlighted in color
 defined by the highlight% variable set with MenuColor.

 Use MenuSet to initialize the contents of your menus. A separate MenuSet
 entry is required for each item, including the title on each menu. Each
 MenuSet entry defines either a menu title or a menu item that is to be
 displayed and the state of individual menu items. Menu items can be enabled,
 disabled, checked, or even made invisible. You also can specify access keys
 for menu items to allow one-stroke selection.

 MenuPreProcess must be executed after a series of MenuSet statements or any
 time the state of a menu item is changed using MenuSetState. MenuShow must
 be re-executed if any change to the menu title has occurred.

 See Also.  MenuPreProcess, MenuSetState, MenuShow


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