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Since in nearly a year nobody has offered a better answer I'll share all I can think to post.

You can remove the menu bar from a window by deleting the "MenuBar" item from the WindowElements Option for the Notebook, which can be done by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]

That produces a Notebook like this:

enter image description here

The problem is that you lose access to the menu so you would need to restore it before using menu item. You could do that by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]

For convenience these two commands could be put in Buttons or a Palette:

Column[{
   Button["Hide Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]],
   Button["Show Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]]
}] // CreatePalette

enter image description here

Since in nearly a year nobody has offered a better answer share all I can think to post.

You can remove the menu bar from a window by deleting the "MenuBar" item from the WindowElements Option for the Notebook, which can be done by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]

That produces a Notebook like this:

enter image description here

The problem is that you lose access to the menu so you would need to restore it before using menu item. You could do that by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]

For convenience these two commands could be put in Buttons or a Palette:

Column[{
   Button["Hide Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]],
   Button["Show Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]]
}] // CreatePalette

enter image description here

Since in nearly a year nobody has offered a better answer I'll share all I can think to post.

You can remove the menu bar from a window by deleting the "MenuBar" item from the WindowElements Option for the Notebook, which can be done by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]

That produces a Notebook like this:

enter image description here

The problem is that you lose access to the menu so you would need to restore it before using menu item. You could do that by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]

For convenience these two commands could be put in Buttons or a Palette:

Column[{
   Button["Hide Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]],
   Button["Show Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]]
}] // CreatePalette

enter image description here

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Mr.Wizard
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Since in nearly a year nobody has offered a better answer share all I can think to post.

You can remove the menu bar from a window by deleting the "MenuBar" item from the WindowElements Option for the Notebook, which can be done by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]

That produces a Notebook like this:

enter image description here

The problem is that you lose access to the menu so you would need to restore it before using menu item. You could do that by evaluating:

SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
  WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
   "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]

For convenience these two commands could be put in Buttons or a Palette:

Column[{
   Button["Hide Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar"}]],
   Button["Show Menu Bar", 
    SetOptions[InputNotebook[], 
     WindowElements -> {"StatusArea", "MemoryMonitor", "MagnificationPopUp", 
       "HorizontalScrollBar", "VerticalScrollBar", "MenuBar"}]]
}] // CreatePalette

enter image description here