Wrong movie is highlighted

I don't know how to word the subject in such a way to search for what I want, but I will try to explain it.
When I put the DVD in and the menu comes up, I have four options. The first option should be what is highlighted automatically. Instead, it's the second option. This is true for other pages as well. How can I fix this?
Thanks.

Hi
There is no simple cure.
Highlight is related to in what order You imported Your movies ti iDVD.
Medicine. Re-do the project and this time import the video in the order You want
it to be highlighted.
I know of no Hack to do this - Anyone ?
What would happen if You select the box diagram view in iDVD and try to move around
the boxes in anoter order. Does this take effect ?
Yours Bengt W

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