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Ok so here's a quick questiob for all you to ponder and maybe someone can
give me a really easy way to do this.

I upgraded to redhat 7.2 and am using enlightenment 16.5 as default
x-session. The problem is that enlightenment creates menus based off the
divider line from the gnome foot menus (when you click the foot and go to
any menu subset you normally see a divider line between the programs list
some up some down)  enlightenments menus have chosen only to include the
ones that were above the line. I would like to get access to all of the
origional 'shortcuts' from my menu. but the only way i see this possible is
actually going into the gnome.menu file and adding entree's for all of the
missing objects. So is there an easier way to add them. Also the kde menu is
completely not incorporated either and i would like to have access to someof
thos shortcuts as well.     i've been putsing around trying to get a feel
for the os and just would like some of the full
functionality/customizability that i origionally thought of.    Thanks in
advance for all you help


-adam chamely
gte006v@'nospam'prism.gatech.edu

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