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Menu key

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Menu key

A shortcut key on PC keyboards that is used to launch the context sensitive menu in Windows. It is located on the right side of the space bar. Also called the "Context Menu" key, it performs the same operation as right clicking the mouse, which is often done to retrieve the Properties dialog box. See Windows key and Win Properties.

If There Is No Mouse
The Menu key is helpful when there is no mouse connected. If there is one, you might as well right click the item you want because the Menu key only works on the item in focus, which occurs when you click the item in the first place.

The Menu Key
These are examples of the Menu key (right) from the right side of the space bar on two different keyboards.



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To check the AN/PSN-13, turn the DAGR on and press the MENU key twice.
Players can keep the map view to help navigate to their preferred ship, health or ammo, or they can use the MENU key to select an ocean view background.
If you're already powered up, you can find the number on a status page by using the MENU key.
 
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