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ALL,

I found this which answer my question perfectly.

However, I need some clarification. AFAIU, [itmeAtIndex: 0] will give the reference to the Apple menu and not to the application menu. I'm talking about the menu which a little Apple sign displayed on the menu bar. Or this Apple menu is not countable in this case and the application menu is located at position 0?

A little OT: it had been MY experience that trying to comment on the old question nobody will ever try to reply. So I made this new thread here hoping that someone will notice it and reply.

Thank you in advance.

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  • So you want to access your app's menu ? In MainMenu.xib you can find the `MainMenu` which is your apps menu. – GoodSp33d Sep 12 '14 at 04:24
  • The link I referenced does not talk about resources. I'd like to do it from the code. – Igor Sep 12 '14 at 23:56
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    To the best of my knowledge the Apple menu is not included in the menu returned by mainMenu (which is usually defined in the xib) – Vervious Sep 13 '14 at 01:33

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The Apple menu with the apple logo is not included in the menu returned by mainMenu (which is usually defined in the xib), which is specific to your application.

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