The following code checks the Tool Box and Color Box menu items on the View menu of MSPaint, which must be running.
JavaScript, JScript
function TestProc()
			{
  var p, w;
  p = Sys.Process("mspaint");
  w = p.Window("MSPaintApp", "*");
  if (w.Exists)
  {
    // If MSPaint is minimized,
    // the following line will restore it on screen
    w.Restore();
    w.MainMenu.Check("View|Tool Box", true);
    w.MainMenu.Check("View|Color Box", true);
  }
			}
Python
def TestProc():
  p = Sys.Process("mspaint")
  w = p.Window("MSPaintApp", "*")
  if (w.Exists):
    # If MSPaint is minimized,
    # the following line will restore it on screen
    w.Restore()
    w.MainMenu.Check("View|Tool Box", True)
    w.MainMenu.Check("View|Color Box", True)
VBScript
Sub TestProc
  Dim p, w
  Set p = Sys.Process("mspaint")
  Set w = p.Window("MSPaintApp", "*")
  If w.Exists Then
    ' If MSPaint is minimized,
    ' the following line will restore it on screen
    w.Restore
    Call w.MainMenu.Check("View|Tool Box", True)
			
    Call w.MainMenu.Check("View|Color Box", True)
			
  End If
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure TestProc;
var p, w : OleVariant;
begin
  p := Sys.Process('mspaint');
  w := p.Window('MSPaintApp', '*');
  if w.Exists then
  begin
    // If MSPaint is minimized,
    // the following line will restore it on screen
    w.Restore;
    w.MainMenu.Check('View|Tool Box', true);
    w.MainMenu.Check('View|Color Box', true);
  end;
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function TestProc()
			{
  var p, w;
  p = Sys["Process"]("mspaint");
  w = p["Window"]("MSPaintApp", "*");
  if (w["Exists"])
  {
    // If MSPaint is minimized,
    // the following line will restore it on screen
    w["Restore"]();
    w["MainMenu"]["Check"]("View|Tool Box", true);
    w["MainMenu"]["Check"]("View|Color Box", true);
  }
			}
See Also
Working With Menus in Desktop Windows Applications
Simulating Menu Actions
