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Java Tutorial » Swing » JMenu   14. 21. 12. Customizing JMenu Look and Feel Property String Object Type Menu.acceleratorDelimiter String Menu.acceleratorFont Font Menu.acceleratorForeground Color Menu.acceleratorSelectionForeground Color Menu.ActionMap ActionMap Menu.arrowIcon Icon Menu.background Color Menu.border Border Menu.borderPainted Boolean Menu.checkIcon Icon Menu.delay Integer Menu.disabledForeground Color Menu.font Font Menu.foreground Color Menu.margin Insets Menu.menuPopupOffsetX Integer Menu.menuPopupOffsetY Integer Menu.opaque Boolean Menu.selectionBackground Color Menu.selectionForeground Color Menu.shortcutKeys int[ ] Menu.submenuPopupOffsetX Integer Menu.submenuPopupOffsetY Integer Menu.textIconGap Integer Menu.useMenuBarBackgroundForTopLevel Boolean menuPressedItemB Color menuPressedItemF Color menuText Color MenuUI String 14. 21. JMenu 14. 21. 1.  The JMenu component is the basic menu item container that is placed on a JMenuBar 14. 21. 2.  what menus look like 14. 21. 3.  Adding a Menu to a Window 14. 21. 4.  Add Separator to JMenu 14. 21. 5.  Using Action Objects with Menus 14. 21. 6.  Adding Menu Shortcuts 14. 21. 7.  Set Mnemonic key 14. 21. 8.  Submenu 14. 21. 9.  Listening to JMenu Events with a ChangeListener: register a ChangeListener with a JMenu 14. 21. 10.  Using MenuListener to listen to: menu canceled, selected and deselected events 14. 21. 11.  Layout menu yourself 14. 21. 12.  Customizing JMenu Look and Feel