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Can you explain what you mean by "Lock Menu Bar". What are you trying to do?

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Dropdown Bar at Very Top. It will not lock down . There is a lock or hide for all the bars but not the one for Menu Bar which contains Apple,Safari,etc
 

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If I understand things correctly...I think that what you're trying to say is…if you do a single click or a single finger tap with an input device (trackpad, mouse, etc.) on one of the drop down menu items…the drop-down selection doesn't stay visible unless you continue to hold down the mouse button or trackpad click or single tap.

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Not sure we are getting what you mean, explain in more detail.
 

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Will guess that he has an app in Full Screen which hides the Menu Bar.

There is no such thing as a lock for the Menu bar - the Menu bar is already permanently affixed to the top of the screen unless you elect to view an app or window in Full Screen mode - which would then hide the Menu Bar at the top of the screen and will stay there unless you move your cursor up there or exit Full Screen mode.
 

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Dropdown Bar at Very Top. It will not lock down . There is a lock or hide for all the bars but not the one for Menu Bar which contains Apple,Safari,etc

Slowly move your mouse cursor toward the top of the screen and when the top menu bar appears, click on the opposing arrows. That will take you out of full screen mode and your menu bar will stay fixed at the top.
 

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For the apps that do not have those opposing arrows - most of the apps I use in Full Screen do not have those arrows any longer in Yosemite.

1) move the cursor up to the top to drop down the Menu bar, go to View, then Exit Full Screen

2) use the key combination - control + command + F - to enter and exit Full Screen
 

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