Trusted Path Menu (Trusted Solaris 8)

What file defines the layout of the trusted path menu? Can items be added to the trusted path menu? We are currently converting from the Trusted SCO CMW operating system to the Trusted Solaris 8 operating system and we had modified the trusted path menu in SCO to add some of our applications to it for certain types of users, and I was wondering how we can do the same thing on Trusted Solaris? I have not been able to locate a file that defines the trusted path.

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