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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 7.0
Changing Initialization Files
Online manual
Menu preferences
MenuSet=Complete
;MenuSet=Quick
;MenuSet=Custom
•FrameMaker has two built-in sets of menus for each product interface (FrameMaker and Structured
FrameMaker). Complete menus are the menus and commands as described in the FrameMaker User Guide and in
online Help. Quick menus are a subset of complete menus. You can also create your own custom menu set. The
MenuSet setting defines which set of menus appears when you start. By default, the Complete menu set is used.
To change the MenuSet setting, remove the semicolon from the setting you want and insert a semicolon before the
setting you don’t want.
AutoMnemoniseMenus=On
ConfigWarnKbdRedundant=Off
ConfigWarnKbdOverride=Off
StickyPopupThreshold=500
•The AutoMnemoniseMenus setting determines if mnemonic command shortcuts are shown on menus.
Mnemonic shortcuts are underlined letters in command labels.When a menu is open,you can choose a command
by typing the underlined letter (for example, the O underlined in the Open command on the File menu).
The letter that is underlined is specified in the command configuration files (see “Adding shortcuts for a command”
on page 27). When the product loads these files, it automatically generates the specified mnemonic shortcuts. To
prevent FrameMaker from creating these command shortcuts, change the AutoMnemoniseMenus setting to Off.
Keyboard shortcuts (key sequences) are also defined in command configuration files. You can change the default
shortcuts or add shortcuts in your menu customization file. If you set ConfigWarnKbdRedundant to On, you will
see warning messages when you load the customization file if it contains redundant shortcut definitions. If you set
ConfigWarnKbdOverride to On, you will see warning messages when you load the customization file if it contains
shortcut definitions for commands that already have shortcuts defined for them. The warning messages appear in
the console window.
For more information about command configuration files, see “Changing Menus and Commands” on page 20.
•The StickyPopupThreshold setting controls how long you must hold down the mouse button for pop-up menus,
such as the Zoom menu, to open. The preset value, 500, specifies an interval similar to that for opening menus in
the menu bar.
For more information on customizing menus, see “Changing Menus and Commands” on page 20. For more infor-
mation on how to load a menu customization file, see “Menu and command configuration files” on page 10.
Suppressing filename extensions
SuppressExtensions=fm, book
•For all the Windows platforms that FrameMaker 7.0 supports, the operating system hides file extensions for regis-
tered file types when filenames are listed in browser windows or shell windows. You can disable this extension
suppression with a view option in the shell. FrameMaker suppresses file extensions in its browsers and in the
document and book window headers if shell suppression is enabled. If shell suppression is disabled, FrameMaker
will also not suppress the file extensions.
The SuppressExtensions setting controls which file extensions are suppressed when suppression is enabled. By
default, only .fm and .book extensions are suppressed. If you want to disable all file extension suppression, you can
either disable extension suppression in the shell or edit SuppressExtensions to have a blank value.
