What is a shortcut menu ? What is its significance ?
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Answer:
A shortcut menu is a menu that shows the most frequently used commands for a selected item (file, folder or anything else). It is also called context-sensitive menu. The shortcut menu is useful in the sense that all related commands are available at one platform without having to go here and there.
Explanation:
A shortcut menu is a menu that appears when you right-click an object. In Microsoft Forms, the following objects have shortcut menus:
The Toolbox, each page in the Toolbox, and each item on a page of the Toolbox.
Individual controls on a form.
Groups of controls (groups created with the Group command).
Containers (such as UserForm).
Individual Page objects in a MultiPage.
Individual Tab objects in a TabStrip.
Multiple controls that aren't in a group.
The commands on a shortcut menu vary depending on the object you select. For example, if you select multiple controls that aren't in a group, the shortcut menu will include the Group command; the shortcut menu for the Toolbox will not.
To display the shortcut menu for a control or container, right-click the object.