change menu GNOME menu by scripting

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Hi,

i'm looking for a solution // tutorial // workaround. In short something to
solve my problem.

I would like to make it possible to change the menu ( applications ,
internet ) after the login, before user can access it as some kind of logon
script.
I would like to add 1 menu to it where we can find all software provided by
the company ( office,.... ) but that ammount of software depends from user
to user so it has to be changed by script.

Any one has an idea how to create menu's,... in your gnome startmenu.
greetz
christof

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Hi,<br><br>i'm looking for a solution // tutorial // workaround. In short s=
omething to solve my problem.<br><br>I would like to make it possible to ch=
ange the menu ( applications , internet ) after the login, before user can =
access it as some kind of logon script.
<br>I would like to add 1 menu to it where we can find all software provide=
d by the company ( office,.... ) but that ammount of software depends from =
user to user so it has to be changed by script.<br><br>Any one has an idea =
how to create menu's,... in your gnome startmenu.
<br>greetz<br>christof<br>

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