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Context sensitive commands are displayed by shortcut menus. The shortcut menu, also referred to as the right-click menu, is accessed when a user right-clicks a selection.
shortcut menu
Right-click typically presents a context-sensitive menu relative to the object that was clicked.
a context-sensitive short cut menu
A context menu is a menu on a user interface (typically a GUI), such as the right-click function in computing. The context menu offers a range of options, such as creating folders, for example.
Context Menu.
Yes, shortcut menus are context-sensitive, meaning they change based on the item or area that is currently selected or active. When you right-click on an object, the shortcut menu will display options relevant to that specific context, providing users with actions that are pertinent to their current task or selection. This enhances usability by allowing quick access to functions without cluttering the interface with unnecessary options.
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When you right-click, you will get a sub-menu appropriate for the context on which you clicked.
Menu (In the context of Computers)
Another word for "menu" is "bill of fare." Other alternatives include "food list," "menu card," or simply "selection." The term used can vary based on context, such as "menu board" in a casual dining setting or "cuisine offerings" in a more formal context.
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