var asOption = new Array(
	/* On each of the following lines put the display text of each option followed by the URL value 
	   for that option.  Make sure that the entries are separated by a comma and note that the
	   last entry is not followed by a comma.
	   The code is set to ignore options where the URL value is equal to "".  This way, you can use
	   option elements that can serve as headers or other purposes that do not cause the browser to 
	   jump to a new URL.
	*/
	"Pearson's Assessment group Web Sites... ", "", "",
	"Main Site", "http://www.pearsonassessments.com", "",
	"Clinical Assessments", "http://www.pearsonassessments.com/home.htm", "",
	"Education Assessments", "http://ags.pearsonassessments.com", "",
	"Formative Assessment", "http://formative.pearsonassessments.com", "",
	"Scanners/Forms", "http://www.pearsonncs.com", "",
	"Speech and Language", "http://www.speechandlanguage.com", "",
	"Support Site", "http://support.pearsonncs.com", "",
	"Surveys", "http://survey.pearsonassessments.com", "",
	"Training Site", "http://training.pearsonncs.com", ""
	);

function createTopMenuSelect()
{
	document.write('<select id="ddlRelated" name="ddlRelated" class="ddlRelated" onChange="location.href = document.frmSite.ddlRelated[document.frmSite.ddlRelated.selectedIndex].value;">');
	for (i=0; i<asOption.length; i=i+3)
	{
		document.write('<option value="' +  asOption[i+1] + '" class="' +  asOption[i+2] + '">' + asOption[i] + '</option>');
	}
	document.write('</select>');
}