menu that is activated by clicking on a menu title. The menu remains as long as the mouse button is held, is clicked in a region outside of the pull-down menu, or after a specified time interval.
A menu that has predetermined selections from which you may choose. A pull-down menu is often identified by the small right-arrow located to the right of the field.
the list of choices that appears when you choose an item from an action bar or from another pull-down menu in the PMENU facility. The choices in the list are called items.
A menu that drops down when you move the mouse pointer to a word on the menu bar and hold down the mouse button.
Vertical lists of commands which appear when you click on a menu heading. You can select a menu option by clicking on it with the mouse.
A menu appearing at the top of the screen in Windows applications. When selected, another menu drops down.
A list of computer options available to user that remains hidden until "pulled down" by the user.
A Web page feature which allows a list, or "menu" of options from which a user can select. The user makes their selection by clicking on one of the menu items.
A list of computer options available to the user in the form of a temporary menu that appears on the screen. A common feature of the Graphical User Interface.
a sub-menu, accessed by clicking on a main menu item, containing a list of flowHDL or blockHDL functions that can be activated by clicking on them.
A set of options displayed below an entry on a menu bar. If you click on the Start button in Windows 95 you'll see an example of a pull-down menu Purge To empty the contents of the Recycle Bin in Windows 95. To do this, click once on the bin to highlight it, then click on the right-hand mouse button and choose the empty option
the list of choices that appears when you choose an item from a menu bar or from another menu. See also PMENU facility.
A menu of commands or options that appears when you select an item with a mouse. The item you select is generally at the top of the display screen, and the menu appears just below it, as if you had pulled it down. This feature is also referred to as a "drop down menu".
A menu accessed by pointing to the menu bar and pulling down with the mouse. Pull-down menus are generally organized by the types of functions they contain.
The menu selections accessed through choices located in the menu bar of each window.
A menu that expands downward when its title is selected with the mouse. A list of options appears as long as the mouse button is held down, and the user can select an option by scrolling through the menu and releasing the mouse button when the desired option is highlighted (as defined by the ComputerUser High-Tech dictionary). A pull-down menu is different than a drop-down menu.
A menu on a page. The contents display only when the user clicks a menu item, whereupon other options display in a list. The user may then select an option from the list. A pull-down menu can be located at the top of the page in a menu bar or in the main part of the window. In the latter case, there is a small arrow pointing down which the user can click to reveal the options.
A menu of related choices that extends from a cascading choice when you click mouse button 1 on a menu bar item or the Window menu button.
A list of commands located in the menu bar of some the Desktop windows. The titles of the pull-down menus appear in the menu bars.
A pull-down menu is a menu of commands or options that appears when you select an item with a mouse.
A menu in a graphical user interface (GUI) that is opened placing the screen cursor over the title and clicking a mouse button. A list appears below the title, and the user can select options from the list. Back to the Top
A menu that appears at the top of the screen, listing various options. The menu is not visible until you select it from the menu bar. The menu then drops down, covering a small part of the screen.
A menu of command options that is hidden from view until revealed by a combination of keystrokes or depression of a mouse.
vertical list of options related to, and pulled down from, the menu bar option chosen. Items selected with arrow cursor keys, or the shortcut key. (The Alt key is not used in pull-down menus.)
A menu that is pulled down from a client application's Title Bar.