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I also have this s_arrays.js file that I forgot to post.  I am not sure which one is needed for you to look at.

// USE WORDWRAP AND MAXIMIZE THE WINDOW TO SEE THIS FILE
// v5

// === 1 === EXTRAS
s_hideTimeout=500;//1000=1 second
s_subShowTimeout=300;//if <=100 the menus will function like SM4.x
s_subMenuOffsetX=4;//pixels (if no subs, leave as you like)
s_subMenuOffsetY=1;
s_keepHighlighted=true;
s_autoSELECTED=false;//make the item linking to the current page SELECTED
s_autoSELECTEDItemsClickable=false;//look at IMPORTANT NOTES 1 in the Manual
s_autoSELECTEDTree=true;//look at IMPORTANT NOTES 1 in the Manual
s_autoSELECTEDTreeItemsClickable=true;//look at IMPORTANT NOTES 1 in the Manual
s_scrollingInterval=30;//scrolling for tall menus
s_rightToLeft=false;
s_hideSELECTsInIE=false;//look at IMPORTANT HOWTOS 7 in the Manual


// === 2 === Default TARGET for all the links
// for navigation to frame, calling functions or
// different target for any link look at
// IMPORTANT HOWTOS 1 NOTES in the Manual
s_target='self';//(newWindow/self/top)


// === 3 === STYLESHEETS- you can define different arrays and then assign
// them to any menu you want with the s_add() function
s_CSSTop=[
'transparent',    // BorderColorDOM ('top right bottom left' or 'all')
'transparent',    // BorderColorNS4
1,        // BorderWidth
'transparent',    // BgColor
1,        // Padding
'#8D2D1A',    // ItemBgColor
'#9E3E2B',    // ItemOverBgColor
'#FFFFFF',    // ItemFontColor
'#FFEEEE',    // ItemOverFontColor
'verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif',    // ItemFontFamily
'10pt',        // ItemFontSize (css)
'1',        // ItemFontSize Netscape4 (look at KNOWN BUGS 3 in the Manual)
'bold',        // ItemFontWeight (bold/normal)
'left',        // ItemTextAlign (left/center/right)
3,        // ItemPadding
1,        // ItemSeparatorSize
'#FFFFFF',    // ItemSeparatorColor
'',        // IEfilter (look at Samples\IE4(5.5)Filters dirs)
true,                // UseSubImg
'/images/arrow.gif',        // SubImgSrc
'/images/arrowover.gif',    // OverSubImgSrc
7,                // SubImgWidth
7,                // SubImgHeight
5,                // SubImgTop px (from item top)
'#8A8CCC',            // SELECTED ItemBgColor
'#FFFFFF',            // SELECTED ItemFontColor
'/images/arrowover.gif',    // SELECTED SubImgSrc
true,                // UseScrollingForTallMenus
'/images/scrolltop.gif',    // ScrollingImgTopSrc
'/images/scrollbottom.gif',    // ScrollingImgBottomSrc
68,                // ScrollingImgWidth
12,                // ScrollingImgHeight
'',        // ItemClass (css)
'',        // ItemOverClass (css)
'',        // SELECTED ItemClass (css)
0,        // ItemBorderWidth
'#CBCBEF',    /

I found the solution.  It is the Symantec Security Client version 8.6.2.133 that is bundles with Norton Antivirus 10x.  If you go the website while the firewall is enabled and then disable it, you still won't be able to view the menus.  You have to disable the firewall and then clear the cache, history, cookies and deleted files for offline too.  Then go back to the web site and load it correctly.  I blocked the file s_array.js and saw it as an add.  The strange things is that once I disabled the firewall I couldn't view the site correctly unless the cache was cleared.

Is this something that could be fixed in a new version of the smart menus?  Not too many people would think about doing this.  They would just enable or disable their firewall.

I managed to test the site (http://www.catholictelevision.org/) on a PC with Symantec Client Firewall version 8.6.2.133 installed. I am actually not sure this is the exact same filrewall you mentioned (as you said it was Symantec Security Client).

Anyway, with all default settings on this firewall enabled there seems to no problem with the SmartMenus script - IE7 loads the menus without any prolbem.