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There are many places in GIMP where you can find menus. The aim of this chapter is to explain all the commands that are accessible from the main menu at the top of GIMP's window, and the main menu you get by right clicking the canvas. All context menus and menu entries for other dialogs are described elsewhere in the chapters that describe the dialogs themselves.
If you right-click on certain parts of GIMP's interface, a « context menu » opens, which allows access to additional commands related to where you clicked. Some places where you can access context menus are:
Right-clicking on an image window displays the Main menu. This is useful when you are working in full-screen mode, without a menu bar.
Right-clicking on a layer in the Layers Dialog or on a channel in the Channels Dialog displays functions for the selected layer or channel.
Right-clicking on the Main Menu bar has the same effect as left-clicking.
Right-clicking on the title bar displays functions which do not belong to GIMP, but to the window manager of your computer.
The « Tab Menu » that uses a small triangle, is not related to the Main Menu, but mentioned here for the sake of completeness:
Every dockable dialog contains a Tab Menu button, as highlighted below. Pressing this Tab Menu button opens a special menu of tab-related operations, with an entry at the top that opens the dialog's context menu.
Figure 16.1. Une fenêtre ancrable
Une fenêtre avec le bouton de menu d’onglet mis en évidence.
Le menu d’onglet
Voyez Section 2.3.2, « Menu des onglets » pour en savoir plus sur les menus d’onglet.
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