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Steps to reproduce:
        var menu:NativeMenu = NativeApplication.nativeApplication.menu;
        var appMenu:NativeMenuItem = menu.getItemAt(0);
        appMenu.label = 'whatever';
 
Actual Results:
    The label of the menu typically between the Apple logo menu and the File menu changes to the text you set, but it isn't bold any more, as this menu is supposed to be.
 
Expected Results:
    This menu is special on OS X, so AIR should realize which menu you're modifying and not change its font weight to what is used for all other menus.
 
Workaround (if any):
    Don't try to rename the menu item. This only works if you're happy with the name of your application file being the same as the title of this menu.

Another solution would be for the menu to be named after <name> in the application descriptor file, not <filename>. It is somewhat uncommon to see this in native OS X applications, but not unheard of.

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Steps to reproduce:         var menu:NativeMenu = NativeApplication.nativeApplication.menu;         var appMenu:NativeMenuItem = menu.getItemAt(0);         appMenu.label = 'whatever';   Actual Results:     The label of the menu typically between the Apple logo menu and the File menu changes to the text you set, but it isn't bold any more, as this menu is supposed to be.   Expected Results:     This menu is special on OS X, so AIR should realize which menu you're modifying and not change its font weight to what is used for all other menus.   Workaround (if any):     Don't try to rename the menu item. This only works if you're happy with the name of your application file being the same as the title of this menu. Another solution would be for the menu to be named after <name> in the application descriptor file, not <filename>. It is somewhat uncommon to see this in native OS X applications, but not unheard of.