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Personalize Menu Items on Macintosh
Customize JMP menus to quickly access files or modify existing menu items. Selecting a menu item runs a JSL script from your computer or executes the JSL commands that you specify. For example, you can create a menu item to open a frequently used script. This option is an alternative to adding the script as a favorite on the Home Window.
Features include adding and renaming menu items, hiding menu items, inserting menu item separators, and associating a menu item with JSL.
JMP customizations are stored in <username>/Library/Application Support/JMP/14/usercust.jmpcust.
Note: You cannot delete default JMP menus or delete submenus (which open to reveal other menu items). Default and custom submenus also cannot be renamed.
Example of Adding a Menu Item
In this example, create a menu item that runs a script.
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Select View > Customize Menus.
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In the JMP Menu Editor, select File and then Open.
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Press Control and then select Add New Menu Item after.
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Type What is the Current Time? in the Menu Label box.
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Select Run JSL in this file: and select Library/Application Support/JMP/14/Scripts/timeAnnouncer.jsl.
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Click Add Item and close the Menu Editor window.
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Select File > What is the Current Time?.
The Scheduler window appears, and the current time is spoken.
Example of Adding a Submenu Item
A submenu opens to reveal submenu items. In this example, create a submenu item that opens a data table.
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Select View > Customize Menus.
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In the JMP Menu Editor, select File and then Open.
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Press Control and select Add New Submenu after.
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Type Open My Data Tables and select JSL Commands.
Note: Selecting JSL Script lets you select a JSL script from your computer.
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Click Add.
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Select Open My Data Tables, delete Subitem placeholder in the Menu Label box, and then type Open Napoleons March.jmp.
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In the Run this JSL box, type Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Napoleons March.jmp");.
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Click Save.
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Select the File menu to see the new menu item.
Tip: If the new menu item appears in the menu but not the menu editor, close the menu editor window and reopen it.
To delete a custom menu or submenu item
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Delete one custom menu item by selecting the item and selecting Delete Selection from the options list.
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Delete all custom menu items by selecting Revert All from the options list.
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To delete items within a submenu, you must delete the entire submenu. Empty menus are not permitted. Select the submenu and select Delete Selection from the options list.

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Help created on 3/19/2020