diff --git a/docs/act_file_menu.sgml b/docs/act_file_menu.sgml
index f3a0ae56ba6fbf46c951121b2e03093c482da8d3..d7ad525a90b9f205e0d91036e355b96803b99d62 100644
--- a/docs/act_file_menu.sgml
+++ b/docs/act_file_menu.sgml
@@ -66,6 +66,84 @@ Save all the entries that have been loaded on top of this sequence.
     </PARA>
   </SECT2>
 
+
+  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU">
+    <TITLE>Write</TITLE>
+    <PARA>
+
+    </PARA>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-AMINO-ACIDS-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
+      <TITLE>Amino Acids Of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
+selected features to that file.  The file is written in FASTA format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-PIR-DATABASE-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
+      <TITLE>PIR Database Of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
+selected features to that file.  The file is written in PIR format (similar to
+FASTA, but with a * as the last line of each record).
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the bases of the selection to that
+file in the selected format.  If the selection consists of features (rather
+than a base range) then the bases of each feature
+will be written to the file as a separate record.  If the selection is a range
+of bases, then those bases will be written.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-UPSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Upstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases upstream of
+each selected feature to the file in the selected format.  For example if the
+selected feature has a
+location of "<LITERAL>100..200</LITERAL>", then asking for 50 upstream will
+write the bases in the range 50 to 99.  Writing upstream bases of a feature on
+the complementary strand will work in the expected way.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-DOWNSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Downstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases downstream of
+each selected feature to the file in the selected format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-ALL-BASES">
+      <TITLE>All Bases</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name, then write the complete sequence to that file in the
+selected format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-CODON-USAGE">
+      <TITLE>Codon Usage of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name, then write a codon usage table for the selected
+features.  The file in written in the same format as the data at <ULINK
+URL="http://www.kazusa.or.jp/codon/" TYPE="external">Kazusa codon usage
+database site</ULINK>.  In the output file each codon is followed by it's
+occurrence count (per thousand) and it's percentage occurrence.  (See <XREF
+LINKEND="GRAPHMENU-USAGE-PLOTS"> to find out how to plot a usage graph).
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+  </SECT2>
+
+
+
   <SECT2 ID="FILEMENU-EDIT-IN-ARTEMIS">
     <TITLE>Edit In Artemis ...</TITLE>
     <PARA>
diff --git a/docs/file_menu.sgml b/docs/file_menu.sgml
index 039550dc2f5364e1ac22dda4600d4dc7459b9ac8..fa0b6236f86ce3e33580592270d97017a0c97e86 100644
--- a/docs/file_menu.sgml
+++ b/docs/file_menu.sgml
@@ -151,6 +151,83 @@ This acts like "Save Default Entry", but save all the entries.
     </PARA>
   </SECT2>
 
+
+  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU">
+    <TITLE>Write</TITLE>
+    <PARA>
+
+    </PARA>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-AMINO-ACIDS-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
+      <TITLE>Amino Acids Of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
+selected features to that file.  The file is written in FASTA format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-PIR-DATABASE-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
+      <TITLE>PIR Database Of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
+selected features to that file.  The file is written in PIR format (similar to
+FASTA, but with a * as the last line of each record).
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name and then write the bases of the selection to that
+file in the selected format.  If the selection consists of features (rather
+than a base range) then the bases of each feature
+will be written to the file as a separate record.  If the selection is a range
+of bases, then those bases will be written.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-UPSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Upstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases upstream of
+each selected feature to the file in the selected format.  For example if the
+selected feature has a
+location of "<LITERAL>100..200</LITERAL>", then asking for 50 upstream will
+write the bases in the range 50 to 99.  Writing upstream bases of a feature on
+the complementary strand will work in the expected way.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-DOWNSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
+      <TITLE>Downstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases downstream of
+each selected feature to the file in the selected format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-ALL-BASES">
+      <TITLE>All Bases</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name, then write the complete sequence to that file in the
+selected format.
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+
+    <SECT3 ID="WRITEMENU-CODON-USAGE">
+      <TITLE>Codon Usage of Selected Features</TITLE>
+      <PARA>
+Prompt for a file name, then write a codon usage table for the selected
+features.  The file in written in the same format as the data at <ULINK
+URL="http://www.kazusa.or.jp/codon/" TYPE="external">Kazusa codon usage
+database site</ULINK>.  In the output file each codon is followed by it's
+occurrence count (per thousand) and it's percentage occurrence.  (See <XREF
+LINKEND="GRAPHMENU-USAGE-PLOTS"> to find out how to plot a usage graph).
+      </PARA>
+    </SECT3>
+  </SECT2>
+
+
   <SECT2 ID="FILEMENU-CLONE-WINDOW">
     <TITLE>Clone This Window</TITLE>
     <PARA>
diff --git a/docs/menus.sgml b/docs/menus.sgml
index 9431656af7d760f93c107df873ca1c0150ff1152..55b4f055a6236d3d854127571587b8c91d7768f6 100644
--- a/docs/menus.sgml
+++ b/docs/menus.sgml
@@ -1307,81 +1307,6 @@ called "ambiguous bases".
   </SECT2>
 </SECT1>
 
-<SECT1 ID="WRITEMENU">
-  <TITLE>The Write Menu</TITLE>
-  <PARA>
-
-  </PARA>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-AMINO-ACIDS-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
-    <TITLE>Amino Acids Of Selected Features</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
-selected features to that file.  The file is written in FASTA format.
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-PIR-DATABASE-OF-SELECTED-FEATURES">
-    <TITLE>PIR Database Of Selected Features</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a file name and then write the translation of the bases of the
-selected features to that file.  The file is written in PIR format (similar to
-FASTA, but with a * as the last line of each record).
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
-    <TITLE>Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a file name and then write the bases of the selection to that
-file in the selected format.  If the selection consists of features (rather
-than a base range) then the bases of each feature
-will be written to the file as a separate record.  If the selection is a range
-of bases, then those bases will be written.
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-UPSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
-    <TITLE>Upstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases upstream of
-each selected feature to the file in the selected format.  For example if the
-selected feature has a
-location of "<LITERAL>100..200</LITERAL>", then asking for 50 upstream will
-write the bases in the range 50 to 99.  Writing upstream bases of a feature on
-the complementary strand will work in the expected way.
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-DOWNSTREAM-BASES-OF-SELECTION">
-    <TITLE>Downstream Bases Of Selection</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a number and a file name, then write that many bases downstream of
-each selected feature to the file in the selected format.
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-ALL-BASES">
-    <TITLE>All Bases</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a file name, then write the complete sequence to that file in the
-selected format.
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-
-  <SECT2 ID="WRITEMENU-CODON-USAGE">
-    <TITLE>Codon Usage of Selected Features</TITLE>
-    <PARA>
-Prompt for a file name, then write a codon usage table for the selected
-features.  The file in written in the same format as the data at <ULINK
-URL="http://www.kazusa.or.jp/codon/" TYPE="external">Kazusa codon usage
-database site</ULINK>.  In the output file each codon is followed by it's
-occurrence count (per thousand) and it's percentage occurrence.  (See <XREF
-LINKEND="GRAPHMENU-USAGE-PLOTS"> to find out how to plot a usage graph).
-    </PARA>
-  </SECT2>
-</SECT1>
-
 <SECT1 ID="RUNMENU">
   <TITLE>The Run Menu</TITLE>
   <PARA>