The AWT's MenuBar doesn't display all of its Menu correctly on Windows.
As demonstrated in the following program which should display:

________________________________________________________________
| one | two | three | Help2 | four | |
|_____|_____|_______|_______|______|___________________________|

On Windows the MenuBar only shows:

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| one | two | three | |
|_____|_____|_______|__________________________________________|


The "Help2" and "four" didn't show up on its slot but if you slide the
cursor over it and click on it, then there's a pulled down menu.

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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;

public class menuBar1 extends Frame {
    public static void main(String argv[] ) {
        menuBar1 m = new menuBar1();
    }

    public menuBar1 () {
setTitle("Test Frame");

show();
setSize(400, 200);

addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent we) {
System.exit(0);
}
});

MenuBar mb = new MenuBar();
Menu h1, h2;

setMenuBar(mb);
mb.add(createMenu("one", false));
mb.add(createMenu("two", false));
mb.add(createMenu("three", true));

mb.add(h1 = createMenu("Help 1", false)); // h1 is HelpMenu
mb.setHelpMenu(h1);
mb.add(h2 = createMenu("Help 2", false)); // h2 replaced h1
mb.setHelpMenu(h2);
mb.add(createMenu("four", false));

System.out.println(mb.getHelpMenu());
System.out.println(mb.getMenuCount());

    }

    Menu createMenu(String name, boolean tearoff) {
Menu m = new Menu(name, tearoff);
m.add(new MenuItem(name + " item 1"));
m.add(new MenuItem(name + " item 2"));
m.add(new MenuItem(name + " item 3"));
return m;
    }

}
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Roger Pham 9/27/99