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cascading menu

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cascading menu
A menu system that displays submenus off to the side when selected. In Windows, the Programs submenu in the Start menu is cascaded to the right side when selected.

cascading menu [ka‚skād·iŋ ′men·yü]
(computer science)
A menu that appears next to a pull-down menu as the result of selecting a choice on the latter.
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Navigation The top navigation bar has nine consistent choices, including one for the site's home page, and most have cascading menus with secondary page selections.
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The most user-friendly solution is, probably, for a central server to look up values in response to a user''s prompt and serve her with cascading menus or links.
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