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FileMenu
 Category: Programming / Components & Libraries  
Author: MakeLogic | Published: Sep 18, 2008
License: Demo | O/S: Windows/95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP 		Uninstaller: no




FileMenu is a java component. Provides the general functionality of a 'FileMenu' that appears in almost every application. Instead of writing the code for the File menu every time, use this component to get the entire functionality for just two lines of code. FileMenu comes with New, Open, Save, SaveAs, Recent Files, and Exit menu items. Default functionality can be overriden for user defined functionality. For samples: http://www.makelogic.com

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