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IMPORTANT-READ
CAREFULLY
Before
going through your Hands-On training, lets take note of the following
important definitions to remember:
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Always
start with the default created menu, instead of creating a main menu from
scratch.
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Main
Menus
do have their own module file. They
are independent of form modules. It
will be very useful to look at the code underlying the default menu used by the
Forms Runtime program. This module
was created by Oracle and it is used as a default main menu.
The source file for this menu is stored in the FORMS directory in a file
named “menudefs.mmb.” You can easily customized this file or use it as a basis for
a new menu module.
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In
Hands-On 13, you will experience how to create and modify a Main Menu
object.
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Pop-up menus are "mini-menus"
that appear when you right click on an object.
They are intended to include only items relevant to the object they are
attached to. Therefore an
application may have many pop-up menus. Pop-up
menus do not have module files. They
are owned by the FORM modules.
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In
Hands-On 14, you will experience how to create a Pop up menu.
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In
Hands-On 15, you will experience how to move objects on your layout.
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In
Hands-On 16, you will experience how to run your application from the
desktop.
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A Property Palette
contains object properties. The contents of the Property Palette are referred
to as the “Property sheet” for the object.
You use the Property Palette to modify object properties.
To open the Property Palette of an object, go to the object and right
click on the mouse then select Property Palette.
Now,
you should first read your case study, and try to solve the questions. Then play the Hands-On training movie until you become
familiar with the subject. For more
information about the subject, you are encouraged to read from a wide selection
of available books.
Good
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