#Frontier 4.1 code full

If you use a product that could benefit from menu sharing support, send an email to the developer respectfully asking them to take a look at this page. These are very important features for web developers. It makes it possible for Frontier to add the glossary database, macros, and other automatic features to the HTML building process. It's especially important that HTML editors support menu sharing as BBEdit does. Many people find that it takes a single build to get menu sharing into their apps. Look in the Menu Sharing Toolkit sub-folder of the Toolkits folder in Frontier SDK.

#Frontier 4.1 code full

It comes with full C source code, documentation and a sample application. The Menu Sharing Toolkit is provided is free and without royalty. Other applications can easily support menu sharing.

This includes Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, BBEdit, Fetch, Anarchie, Eudora, StuffIt, Quark XPress, Metrowerks and Symantec development environments, and with the OSA Menu extension, the Macintosh system Finder. It's supported by most major Mac applications that are scriptable. Menu sharing builds on top of the System 7 Component Manager, which handles the connections between the applications. When the user selects a command, the client application sends a message back to the server indicating which item was selected. The menu sharing client displays the shared menus. The menu sharing server, Frontier, stores menus and allows script writers to edit them. There are two sides to a menu sharing connection: a server and a client. Menu sharing allows Frontier to send a set of menus to another application.