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MENU_SELECTED_BACKCOLOR and MENU_SELECTED_FORECOLOR Example
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' This example illustrates the effect of changing the value of the
' MENU_BACKCOLOR, MENU_FORECOLOR, MENU_SELECTED_BACKCOLOR, and
' MENU_SELECTED_FORECOLOR constants.
' To try this example:
' 1. Choose New Project from the File menu
' 2. Choose New Form from the File menu to create a form with a command
' button
' 3. Choose Menu Design Window from the Window menu to create a menu
' 4. Enter the following settings in the Menu Design window:
' Caption: CtlName: Index: Action:
' ════════ ════════ ══════ ═════════════════════════════════════
' File Main 1 Press Alt+N
' &Edit Main 2 Press Alt+N, Alt+R
' Cut Edit 1 Press Alt+N
' Copy Edit 2 Press Alt+N
' Paste Edit 3 Press Alt+N
' 5. Choose Done to close the Menu Design window
' 6. Choose Alt+F4 to return to the programming environment
' 7. Copy the code example below to the form module
' 8. Press F5 to run the example
' $INCLUDE: 'CONSTANT.BI' ' Include ControlPanel definitions
SUB Command1_Click ()
SCREEN.ControlPanel(MENU_BACKCOLOR) = 4
SCREEN.ControlPanel(MENU_FORECOLOR) = 2
SCREEN.ControlPanel(MENU_SELECTED_BACKCOLOR) = 2
SCREEN.ControlPanel(MENU_SELECTED_FORECOLOR) = 4
END SUB