This is a general question, as I am new to CC software and a relative newbie when it comes to web design etc. Doing a complete re-build of a site, I have created an HTML doc (index.html) and an external style sheet. I have created a div called navigation, WITH NO CONTENT, yet. I have opend "Munu Designer and looked at the help/tut. PDF but have not yet pressed a key to make a start. Do I paste all the mark-up generated into my html document bearing in mind I do want to use EXTERNAL CSS for the site?
Hope to learn from you clever guys.
Tonethemoan

You can create the menu directly into the index.html that you have. The menu comes with its own set of css files, js files etc in separate folders. When you have created the menu and click ok, the code is inserted into your document.

Thank you, Inqer Eik,
That is useful to know. Do I actually insert it all into the <div id="navigation">""</div> ?
Will it affect my External CSS?
I do have a registeed copy of the Flash Menu Maker, I cannot decide whether to use that, do you have any experience of it yourself? I wonder about loading time and how it will behave if visitors do not run a Flash Player.

IMO - if you want google to use your menu to find your other pages and read the keywords - use the CSS menu

Thanks a lot, it's working GREAT!