Shut down or restart without dialog box?

Is there a way to modify the apple menu so I can shut down or restart without a dialog box? And with out turning on VoiceOver? Thanks - Eric

I have multi-button mouse with one button set as an Option-click. That's the button I click on Shutdown so I don't get the dialog box. If you have an Apple mouse just hold the Option key down when you click the Shutdown item.
Francine
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