Menu Add-In entries have two parts. The first is the name of the menu entry that will appear in the UI on the File, Add-Ins submenu. The second is the name of the Access Basic function to be called, preceded by two = signs. Unlike the other Wizard sections, you must include parenthesis after the function name. This is because Menu Add-ins can call macros. To do this, omit the second = and the parenthesis. Here's the .INI file entry for the Attachment Manager Menu Add-in, and one for an entry that calls a macro:
[Menu Add-Ins] A&ttachment Manager==Am_Entry() My &Menu Add-in=My_Macro_Entry
Microsoft Access does not provide parameters to Menu Add-ins. They are stand-alone utilities retrieving their input and providing output independently. Here's the function declaration for the Attachment Manager.
Function AMEntry () as Integer
Once again, the function is declared as an integer purely to save overhead of creating an empty variant