var rows = new Array;
   var num_rows = 7;
   var top = 66;
   var left = 50;
   var width = 220;

   var tab_off = "#ffffff";
   var tab_on = "ffffff";

   // Do NOT delete or change this line !!
   for ( var x = 1; x <= num_rows; x++ ) { rows[x] = new Array; }

   /*  
      Define as many ROWS as you like here.
      Note that for each row, you must have a corresponding "DIV"
      in your HTML, matching the row id. 
      ie  row[1][5] would need a div with and id of "15"
   */

   rows[1][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Headquarters</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T11" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[2][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Management</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T12" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[3][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Marketing Department</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T13" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[4][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Production Department</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T14" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[5][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Graphics Studio</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T15" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[6][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Accountancy Dep.</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T16" class="tab-body">  ... </div>
   rows[7][1] = "<span style='font-size: 10; padding-left:12;'>Customer Service Office</div>";     // Requires: <div id="T17" class="tab-body">  ... </div>