> 
> This is the solution I've decided on as well. It's actually a button on a 
> window that I want to trigger the search field to pop down, and I still want 
> it to behave like a menu, i.e. clicking anywhere else on the screen dismisses 
> the "menu", and the button get's the pushed in look. What's the best way to 
> achieve this behavior? _______________________________________________
> 

Well, you can have the custom view in the status bar to be a NSButton, it's 
action will compute the location and make the window key and visible at that 
location and when the window resigns key, just fade it away

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