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Menu-Item Position
In addition to having a unique identifier, each menu item in a menu bar or
menu has a unique position value. The leftmost item in a menu bar, or the top item
in a menu, has position zero. The position value is incremented for subsequent
menu items. Windows assigns a position value to all items in a menu, including
separators. The following illustration shows the position values of items in a
menu bar and in a menu.
When calling a menu function that modifies or retrieves information about a
specific menu item, you can specify the item using either its identifier or its
position. For more information about modifying the contents of a menu, see Menu Modifications.
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