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4.9. Default Panel Objects
4.9.d. Menu Bar panel object
The Menu Bar provides access to the panel menubar, which contains the Applications, Places, and Desktop menus. You can access almost all of the standard applications, commands, and configuration options from the Menu Bar. For more on using the panel menubar, see Chapter 5, Panel Menubar.
To Add a Menu Bar to a Panel
You can add as many Menu Bar applets as you want to your panels. To add a Menu Bar to a panel, right-click on any vacant space on the panel. Choose Add to Panel and choose Menu Bar from the Add to Panel dialog.
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Chapter 4. Working With Panels
Table of Contents
4.1. Introduction
4.1.a Top
Edge Panel
4.1.b.
Bottom Edge Panel
4.2. Managing Panels
4.2.a.
Moving a Panel
4.2.b.
Panel Properties
4.2.c
Hiding a Panel
4.2.d.
Adding a New Panel
4.2.e.
Deleting a Panel
4.3. Panel Objects
4.3.a. Interacting
With Panel Objects
4.3.b. Adding
an Object to a Panel
4.3.c. Modifying
the Properties of an Object
4.3.d. Moving
a Panel Object
4.3.e. Locking
a Panel Object
4.3.f. Removing
a Panel Object
4.4. Applets
4.5. Launchers
4.5.a.
Adding a Launcher to a Panel
4.5.b.
Modifying a Launcher
4.5.c.
Launcher Properties
4.6. Buttons
4.6.a. Force
Quit Button
4.6.b. Lock
Screen Button
4.6.c. Log
Out Button
4.6.d. Run
Button
4.6.e. Screenshot
Button
4.6.f. Search
Button
4.6.g. Show
Desktop Button
4.7. Menus
4.8. Drawers
4.8.a. To
Open and Close a Drawer
4.8.b. To
Add a Drawer to a Panel
4.8.c. To
Add an Object to a Drawer
4.8.d. To Modify
Drawer Properties
4.9. Default Panel Objects
4.9.a. Window
Selector Applet
4.9.b. Notification
Area Applet
4.9.c. Main
Menu Panel Object
4.9.d. Menu Bar Panel Object (you are here)
