.TUTORIAL - Create MenuBar & Items

This definition generates a complete Turbo Vision application.  There
is one SubMenu with two items, no hints.

Press Ctrl-F9 to run the program.


OBSERVATIONS
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1.  Press F10 for MENU.  A hint appears, to say no hint is available.
    (In the next definition, we'll add hints.)

2.  Select any SubMenu item.  A MsgBox appears; a dummy routine was
    generated for each item.

3.  When code is generated, certain assumptions are made regarding
    names:  The name for a Menu or Status item is "extrapolated" to
    fill out the Turbo Vision syntax:

    file      --> hcFile
    open      --> kbNOKEY, cmOpen, hcOpen
    save f2   --> kbF2, cmSave, hcSave

    You can override this by supplying a name with proper prefix:

    file hcFileMenu --> hcFileMenu

NOTES
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1.  If you have not changed the defaults, this program will use
    resources and overlays.  Initialization of both is automatic; see
    the generated *_I.PAS unit for details.

2.  When creating, revising or experimenting with interfaces, you can
    change SETUP|Code options for faster generation and compilation:

    [X] Set the Menu, Status, Hint and Dialog options to CODE instead
        of REZ (resources).
    [X] Turn generated comments and dummy routines OFF
    [X] Set "Help text" to "ignore" or turn "Compile help" to "Smart".
    [X] Set all default "StatusLine contexts" to OFF
    [X] Set ExecSwap, Unitize and Overlays OFF

    Another way of doing the same, with the [ SWITCH ] keyword, is:

.   [ SWITCH ]
.   /1/rem-/r0/ht3/h+/s-/x-/u-/o-

3.  For simpler definitions, you can speed things up by turning off
    the Swap-To-Disk in the SETUP|IDE dialog.

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