"/1" is the name for the root entry.  Where "/" = root, and "1" is the first entry in root. In the example above: <param name="/1" value= "1,root">  As you can see "1" is the Icon (open folder), and the name of the folder is "root".  The next entry must be placed in the "root" folder.  To do this you must provide a parameter named "/root/1".  Where "root" is the name of is parent directory, and "1" stands for the first entry in the folder "root". <param name="/root/1"  value= "0,Java projects">  As you can see "0" is the Icon (closed folder), and the name of the folder is "Java projects".  To place a folder in the on we just created:  <param name="/root/Java projects/1"  value= "0,Menu">.  "/root" is the name of the first folder, "/Java projects" is the name of the second folder, and this is the first "1" entry in the folder "Java projects".  To place a link in this folder:  <param name="/root/Java projects/Menu/1"  value= "7,Introduction,menu/introduction.html,main">.  "/root/Java projects/Menu" is the name of the subdirectories, and it is the first entry in the folder names "Menu".  The link has Icon "7".  The name you see displayed is "Introduction".  The link is located at "menu/introduction.html", and the page will be displayed in the main window, "main".  You can play around with the example above, just press the refresh button when you want to see the results.

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