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If you are in charge of maintaining a Web site, one of your recurring tasks is likely accommodating a committee of supervisors or clients that want to add links to the site on a continuing basis. One of the more practical solutions to an ever-expanding list of navigation links is a JavaScript "jump" menu, which is a pull-down form menu that automatically directs the user's browser to another Web page as soon as they select an option from the menu. And the best part is that no knowledge of advanced scripting techniques is required to implement it. John Lee shows you how.

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