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Subject: Re: hierarchic menu
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>> how can i make it a menu hierarchy?  i.e. how can an entry in a
>> menu be a sub-menu?  'Settings' looks like an example of what i
>> am trying to do, but i can not see attributes / properties that
>> differentiate it.
> Create drawers within drawers.  Just select Add to panel, and
> select the drawer option.  Go as deep as you need.

works great!  except ...

they don't have labels, only icons.  i am dealing with a wide
and deep hierarchy, and i *really* need them labeled.

randy