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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.
menu bar [′men·yü ‚bär]
(computer science)
In a graphical user interface, a horizontal strip near the top of the screen or a window, containing the titles of available pull-down menus.
A horizontal or vertical strip containing the names of currently available commands.

(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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Sites with a great deal of content often implement dynamic menu bars that change to present the most relevant options on each page.
The CD-ROM contains image files and mini-tour movies of the tool and menu bars.
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