Restore the default menu

Hi all,
I remove the save and save as menu item (PC) from file menu using
app.menus[0].menuElements[0].menuItems[3].remove();
app.menus[0].menuElements[0].menuItems[4].remove();
Now i can't restore it back. help me plz.
Thanks
Senthil.C

Hi!
The fastest way: start indesign pressing down ctrl+alt+shift. But this way all your presets and other customizations are going to be deleted too.
The other way: use menuItems.add(associatedMenuAction, at, reference) on app.menus.item('Main').submenus.item('File')
associated menuaction is app.menuActions.item('Save') (or Save As...)
at should be LocationOptions.AFTER
and for reference: app.menus.item('Main').submenus.item('File').menuItems.item('Close')
In case of CS3; I don't know about the scripting of other versions.
Balázs

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>
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