Specify how the above directory should be accessed inside HTML code. This can be an absolute or relative path. For example, if choosing to use an absolute path, it can be "/menu" (or http://www.yourdomain.com/menu). If you want to use relative paths, you can enter ".", "menu", or for example "../menu", depending on the location of the web page containing the menu.
menu images will now be accessed inside HTML code by e.g.: ""

If you leave this field empty, the output directory for menu files (specified above) should be the same as the directory where the HTML page with the menu will be located.

Please note: it's usually better to use absolute HTTP paths (that is, paths starting with "/xxx" or "http://xxx") because HTML code which uses these paths will be valid no matter in which directory it's located. Using relative paths, on the other hand, requires changing all paths whenever given HTML code is moved to a file in a different directory (since the target URLs now must be accessed using a different relative path). Also, absolute paths will work when placed in different HTML pages located in different directories. On the other hand, using relative paths gives you the ability to preview files on a local disk (the same paths will work locally and on the server).
In other words, when the directory structure of a web site can possibly change (or when accessing a single resource from multiple web pages) , it's better to use absolute paths but if you want to be able to upload a given group of web pages to different locations (e.g. on different internet/intratet servers), it may be better to use relative paths.

Please specify how you would like the output HTML code (the menu code) to be added to your web page:

I want to create a new web page -- This will create a new (blank) web page contaning the menu which will be saved to a file on disk at the chosen location

I want to copy/paste the code manually -- When you choose this option, you will be presented with two (HEAD and BODY) fragments of HTML code which you will manually copy & paste into your web page (or pages)