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menu bar

A row of menu titles typically located at the top of the application's window on screen. The File menu is often the first menu title on the menu bar. See menu pane.

(operating system)menu bar - A permanently displayed menu spread horizontally across the top of the screen or window. When the mouse is pressed over an item on the menu bar, a pull-down menu appears.


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org, click on Patient-Centred Healthcare in the menu bar to the left, then on Declaration.
Promoting patient-centered health care by Inside MS
The HD DVDS offer access to extra features with the help of a seamless menu bar, which can be used without pausing or stopping the film.
High definition DVD and DVD combo by Sivaraman, Aarthi / Los Angeles Business Journal
A menu bar down the left-hand column of the homepage includes a pull-down listing of 10 diseases and conditions, which can then be selected for in-depth information.
American Heart Association by Dooley, Erin E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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