I have a couple questions about some menu configuration. I have created a set of menus for enlightemnent that contain the programs I want in them, however, every now and then, I'll add a program, and it won't work. This is what a couple of my menus look like:
(file.menu)
"Welcome"
"Internet" NULL menu "internet.menu"
"Office" NULL menu "office.menu"
"Utilities" NULL menu "util.menu"
"Multimedia" NULL menu "multimedia.menu"
"School Stuff" NULL menu "school.menu"
"Eterm" NULL exec "Eterm -g 100x40+250+10 --trans --tint 0x333333 -x --nomenu"
"Emacs" null exec "emacs-21.2.93"
"Emelfm Home" null exec "emelfm"
"Emelfm Windows" null exec "emelfm /mnt/windows"
"Restart Enlightenment" NULL exec "eesh -e restart"
"Log Out" NULL exec "eesh -e exit"


(office.menu)
"Office"
"OO Writer" null exec "oowriter"
"OO Calc" null exec "oocalc"
"OO Math" null exec "oomath"
"OO Presentations" null exec "ooimpress"
"CBB" null exec "cbb"

(internet.menu)
"Internet"
"Firebird Browser" NULL exec "MozillaFirebird"
"Thunderbird Email" NULL exec "thunderbird"
"Gnome FTP" null exec "gftp"
"GAIM" null exec "gaim"

In the first menu, everything works fine except the command to exit enlightenment. If I go to an eterm and type in the exact same command, it works fine, but it does nothing when I click on it from the menu. The even stranger part is that the restart command DOES work from the menu.
In addition to that, in the office menu, cbb does nothing, and in the Internet menu, gaim does nothing. Again, both of these will run the programs just fine when typed into a terminal. Is there something I'm missing on the menu configuration? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Nathan


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