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This is not a tutorial site. Sothink has an an extensive DHTML Menu Tutorial Center with tutorials on getting started and more advanced subjects. Also, the DHTML Menu program has a Help section. The suggestions we offer here are based on our use of DHTML menu They work for us, and they might work for you, too. Before we start with the step-by-step instructions, here are three recommendations that we feel are important:
•    Use DHTML menu as a standalone program. If you use Adobe GoLive, Dreamweaver, Expression Web, or FrontPage you may be tempted to integrate DHTML menu with your Web authoring software using one of the plug-ins supplied with DHTML menu. Do not succumb to the temptation; if you do, you are making more work for yourself and asking for trouble.
•    Do not include menu code in your pages. Always generate a JavaScript include file. There are many advantages to having your menu in an external JavaScript file, but perhaps the most important advantage is that you only have to edit and upload a single file whenever your menu changes.

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