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     “A common place for the user to press the mouse button is, of course, in the menu bar. You set up menus in the [Macintosh] menu bar by calling the Menu Manager. When the user gives a commadn, either from a menu with the mouse or from the leyboard with the Command key, you call the Menu Manager to find out which command was given.” —Inside Macintosh, Volume I, page I-12b4b

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