error: invalid type argument of 'unary *'

i have the following code:

//************************************************************************
//					Nokia Shield
//************************************************************************
//* Derived from code by James P. Lynch and Mark Sproul.	
//*
//*Edit History
//*		<MLS>	= Mark Sproul, msproul -at- jove.rutgers.edu
//*             <PD>   = Peter Davenport, electrifiedpete -at- gmail.com
//************************************************************************
//*	Apr  2,	2010	<MLS> I received my Color LCD Shield sku: LCD-09363 from sparkfun.
//*	Apr  2,	2010	<MLS> The code was written for WinAVR, I modified it to compile under Arduino.
//*     Aug  7, 2010    <PD> Organized code and removed unneccesary elements.
//*     Aug 23, 2010    <PD> Added LCDSetLine, LCDSetRect, and LCDPutStr.
//*     Oct 31, 2010    <PD> Added circle code from Carl Seutter and added contrast code.
//************************************************************************
//    External Component Libs
#include "LCD_driver.h"
//#include "nokia_tester.h"
//    Included files
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>

//************************************************************************
//					Main Code
//************************************************************************
#define MENUITEMS 2
char menu[MENUITEMS][2];

void	setup()
{
  LCDInit();	    //Initialize the LCD
  LCDContrast(44);
  PrintMenu();
  menu[0][0] = 'Enable module';
  menu[0][1] = 'a1';
  menu[1][0] = 'Disable module';
  menu[1][1] = 'a2';
}
int num = 1;
//************************************************************************
//					Loop
//************************************************************************
void	loop()
{
  int	s1, s2, s3;
  s1	=	!digitalRead(kSwitch1_PIN);
  s2	=	!digitalRead(kSwitch2_PIN);
  s3	=	!digitalRead(kSwitch3_PIN);

  if (s1){
  }

  else if (s2){
  }

  else if (s3){
  }
  s1 = 0;
  s2 = 0;
  s3 = 0;
  delay(200);
}

void   PrintMenu()
{
  LCDClear(WHITE);
  PrintMenuTitle("MENU");
  int row, col, line;
  line = 20;
  for (row = 0; row < MENUITEMS; row++)
  {
    //for (col = 0; col < COLS; col++)
    //{
       PrintMenuItem(*menu[row][0], 1, line);
       line += 16;
    //}
  }
}

void   PrintMenuTitle(char *menuString)
{
  LCDPutStr(menuString, 0, 49, RED, WHITE);
}

void  PrintMenuItem(char *menuString, int Active, int x)
{
  if (Active == 1)
  {
    LCDPutStr(menuString, x, 1, BLUE, WHITE);
  } else {
    LCDPutStr(menuString, x, 1, BLACK, WHITE);
  }
}

unfortunatly, this produces the following error:

LCD_test1.cpp: In function 'void PrintMenu()':
LCD_test1:75: error: invalid type argument of 'unary *'

this is line 75:       PrintMenuItem(*menu[row][0], 1, line);
where did i go wrong in this code??
if i remove the * before menu on line 75 the error becomes as following:

LCD_test1.cpp: In function 'void PrintMenu()':
LCD_test1:75: error: invalid conversion from 'char' to 'char*'
LCD_test1:75: error: initializing argument 1 of 'void PrintMenuItem(char*, int, int)'

Start by changing:

char menu[MENUITEMS][2];

void	setup()
{
  LCDInit();	    //Initialize the LCD
  LCDContrast(44);
  PrintMenu();
  menu[0][0] = 'Enable module';
  menu[0][1] = 'a1';
  menu[1][0] = 'Disable module';
  menu[1][1] = 'a2';
}

to:

const char *menu[MENUITEMS][2];   // note 'const' and extra * in type

void	setup()
{
  LCDInit();	    //Initialize the LCD
  LCDContrast(44);
  PrintMenu();
  menu[0][0] = "Enable module";   // note double quotes instead of single
  menu[0][1] = "a1";
  menu[1][0] = "Disable module";
  menu[1][1] = "a2";
}

Also change:

PrintMenuItem(*menu[row][0], 1, line);

to:

PrintMenuItem(menu[row][0], 1, line);

and change:

void PrintMenuTitle(char *menuString)

to:

void PrintMenuTitle(const char *menuString)

Also, don't call PrintMenu until after you have initialized the elements of 'menu' instead of before.

that last one is a stupid mistake of me. thanks for pointing that out.
and thanks for the rest of the help. it works like a charm....