Re: On a menu...

[Paul G Cooper <pgc maths warwick ac uk>]

Use gmenu to add entries into your user menu, or switch the main menu back
on and the find the item you want right cick -> Add this to personel menu. 
However you do it - get your user menu how you want your 'normal menu'
then point the normal menu at the dir .gnome/apps/ (this is where the user
menu info is stored) 

I think this will acheive the effect your after?

Paul

On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Kyle Zielinski wrote:

> Because I prefer a menu to a drawer, I was trying to set up a 'Normal' menu
> as compared to a 'Main Menu' (options you can select in the Menu
> Properties) But I've no clue as to how I can get my 'normal menu' to have
> links to programs in it.  I'm sure it's a rather simple awner, but it's
> stumping me.  I made a directory called .menu for it, as I assumed that I
> could just put symbolic links in that directory and they would show up
> under the menu on my panel, but it didn't work.  How would I work this out?
>  Is there a way to use 'gmenu'?
> 
> Any input would be appreciated,
> Kyle
> 
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