Explanation DYNAMIC MENU ITEM: A menu item that changes when the user presses a modifier key. For example, in the Finder File menu, if the user presses the Option key, the Close Window command changes to Close All. See also toggled menu item
More definitions for Mac OS users such as dynamic menu item in Dictionary D.
- Help Documentation Node:
- Usage documentation sets, a documentation file or a folder of files within a set. Each documentation node is associated with a location that identifies the file to display when a user selects that node in dynamic menu item definition.
- Help Double Angle Brackets:
- Usage typically used by AppleScript to enclose raw data. With a U.S. keyboard, you can enter double angle brackets (also known as chevrons) by typing Option-Backslash and Shift-Option-Backslash dynamic menu item explain.
- Help Data-Source Adaptor:
- Usage mechanism that connects your application to a particular database server. For each type of server you use, you need a separate adaptor. WebObjects provides an adaptor for databases conforming to JDBC dynamic menu item what is.
- Help Data Compression:
- Usage reduction of data size to improve storage or transmission efficiency. Data compression can be lossy or lossless. Compression is a special case of encoding . See also lossless compression , lossy dynamic menu item meaning.
- Help Default Keyboard Access Mode:
- Usage The mode in which tabbing and other keystrokes move keyboard focus only between fields that receive keyboard input, such as text entry fields and scrolling lists. See also full keyboard access mode dynamic menu item abbreviation.
