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374 Personalizing JMP Chapter 10
Saving Menus and Toolbars (Windows and Linux)
(Figure 10.20).
2 Right-click the menu name (such as File, Edit, Tables, and so on) or open the menu to display the
submenus and click the submenu name (such as New, Open, Save, and so on) you would like to
rename.
3 Select Properties.
4 Type a new name for the submenu in the Caption box. You cannot have two or more submenus
with the same name.
5 Click OK, and your menu system will reflect the change.
Renaming Menu Items on Linux
To rename menu items on Linux:
1 Select Edit > Customize > Toolbars.
2 Highlight the menu you’d like to rename.
3 Click Properties.
Saving Menus and Toolbars (Windows and Linux)
On Windows and Linux, JMP saves customized menu and toolbar configurations in a file with the
extension .jmpmenu on Windows or .jmpcmd on Linux. On Windows, this file is usually located in
the user’s local application data folder. On Linux, this file is usually located in the user’s home directory
in the .jmp folder.
You can select Edit > Customize > Revert to Factory Defaults at any time to restore the factory
default main menu and toolbars. When you do, a backup copy of your customized configuration is
saved.
Using a Separate Customized File (Windows)
If you do not want to alter the menu and toolbar settings that appear on startup by default, you can
store your customized settings in a separate file, such as one named mymenus.jmpmenu. If you do not
apply the changes, the settings will not appear when you start JMP. To view them after saving you must
open the file from within JMP.
The sections below describe how to create the file, and then how to open and close the file.
Creating the Customized File
1 Select Edit > Customize > Menus and Toolbars.
2 Customize your menus or toolbars.
3 From the red triangle menu, select Export Main Menu and Toolbar List.
4 Type a new name for the file and save it.
5 Close the Menus list without applying the changes.