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4.5  Menu Structure 
In order to illustrate the menu hierarchy in an abstract way, a graphical representation of the 
menu structure is used in this document. The following diagram shows the general symbols 
used in these illustrations and how they are used to construct a menu tree. 
Menu Title
n
Sub-menu Title
1
Sub-menu Title
2
Command
Menu Title
1
Command
Menu Title
2
Command
Menu Title
1
Command
Menu Title
2
Command
Menu Title
3
[1]- Command option #1
[2]- Command option #2
[3]- Command option #3
[4]- Command option #4
[1]- Command option #1
[2]- Command option #2
[1]- Command option #1
[2]- Command option #2
[3]- Command option #3
[1]- Command option #1
[2]- Command option #2
[1]- Command option #1
[2]- Command option #2
[3]- Command option #3
[4]- Command option #4
Numerical order
in menu list
Command option
list
- Represents List of Commands
n
- Represents List of Menus
n
Symbol Key:
Select #
Context Selection
Menu
Figure 17 
In the diagram of Figure 17, each box represents a menu screen that is called up by selecting 
in the prior menu the option number in the top-left corner of the box. The title of the menu is 
contained in the box.  
In general, five-sided boxes are menus which lead to other menus via the selection of option 
indexes, and rectangular boxes are menus which are composed  entirely of commands.  For 
commands, the options are listed to the right of the menu box. 










