Abstract: A method and means of searching a pre-defined database of files, records, and folders for a specific sought after element of interest. This search consists of a set of relatedly categorized mouse-over tree menu that breaks down to specific branches of columns and rows of items being searched by moving the mouse over the trunk, branch, and fruit in a tree-like family of database hierarchy. The trunk is the main listing of the item being searched; the branch is a group or category of the main trunk item; and the fruit is the result of searched items listed at the end of the family tree menu. Fruit items are clickable into websites or other databases so named. Mouse-over means cascade or cascading. In this case, cascading in rows and columns to generate other rows and images, etc.