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Missing menu accelerator key underscores


2006-05-28 09:37:32 PM
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Hello
In a BCB5 project I have specified accelerator keys for most of the menu
items and the underscores show up in the menu designer in design time but
not on the actual menu and nor do they show up on the menu at run time. Has
anyone had this problem ??
Thanks in advance
 
 

Re:Missing menu accelerator key underscores

At 15:37:32, 28.05.2006, David wrote:
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Hello

In a BCB5 project I have specified accelerator keys for most of the
menu items and the underscores show up in the menu designer in design
time but not on the actual menu and nor do they show up on the menu at
run time. Has anyone had this problem ??
That is normal, on Windows XP. Whether they are shown or not is an XP
system setting. I can't remember where this is set, though.
--
Rudy Velthuis [TeamB] rvelthuis.de/
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- Mark Twain (1835-1910)
 

Re:Missing menu accelerator key underscores

The setting is in the Display Properties, Appearance tab, click the
Effects button to get the Effect dialog which has the setting as a checkbox.
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Rudy Velthuis [TeamB] wrote:
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At 15:37:32, 28.05.2006, David wrote:


>Hello
>
>In a BCB5 project I have specified accelerator keys for most of the
>menu items and the underscores show up in the menu designer in design
>time but not on the actual menu and nor do they show up on the menu at
>run time. Has anyone had this problem ??


That is normal, on Windows XP. Whether they are shown or not is an XP
system setting. I can't remember where this is set, though.

 

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Re:Missing menu accelerator key underscores

At 16:41:06, 28.05.2006, Damon Chandler (TeamB) wrote:
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The setting is in the Display Properties, Appearance tab, click the
Effects button to get the Effect dialog which has the setting as a
checkbox.
Thanks!
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Re:Missing menu accelerator key underscores

Dont know if this is "default" in XP but pressing ALT once shows the
accellerator keys...
"Damon Chandler (TeamB)" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
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The setting is in the Display Properties, Appearance tab, click the
Effects button to get the Effect dialog which has the setting as a
checkbox.

Cheers,
--
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Rudy Velthuis [TeamB] wrote:
>At 15:37:32, 28.05.2006, David wrote:
>
>
>>Hello
>>
>>In a BCB5 project I have specified accelerator keys for most of the
>>menu items and the underscores show up in the menu designer in design
>>time but not on the actual menu and nor do they show up on the menu at
>>run time. Has anyone had this problem ??
>
>
>That is normal, on Windows XP. Whether they are shown or not is an XP
>system setting. I can't remember where this is set, though.
>
 

Re:Missing menu accelerator key underscores

... as "Display properties" so nicely tells me...
"Goran Ekstrom" <goek!removeantispam!@telia.com>skrev i meddelandet
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Dont know if this is "default" in XP but pressing ALT once shows the
accellerator keys...

"Damon Chandler (TeamB)" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
skrev i meddelandet news:4479b62e$ XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
>The setting is in the Display Properties, Appearance tab, click the
>Effects button to get the Effect dialog which has the setting as a
>checkbox.
>
>Cheers,
>--
>Damon (TeamB)
>
>C++Builder Developer's Journal
>bcbjournal.com
>BCB Commonly Asked Questions
>bcbjournal.com/bcbcaq
>
>
>Rudy Velthuis [TeamB] wrote:
>>At 15:37:32, 28.05.2006, David wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hello
>>>
>>>In a BCB5 project I have specified accelerator keys for most of the
>>>menu items and the underscores show up in the menu designer in design
>>>time but not on the actual menu and nor do they show up on the menu at
>>>run time. Has anyone had this problem ??
>>
>>
>>That is normal, on Windows XP. Whether they are shown or not is an XP
>>system setting. I can't remember where this is set, though.
>>