<MENU> | NN all IE all HTML all
<MENU>...</MENU> | End Tag: Required
The original idea of the MENU element was to allow browsers to generate single-column lists of items. Virtually every browser, however, treats the MENU element the same as a UL element to present an unordered single column list of items (usually preceded by bullets). The MENU element is deprecated in HTML 4.0. You should be using the UL element for it in any case, because you are assured backward compatibility and forward compatibility should this element ever disappear from the browser landscape. Everything said here also applies to the deprecated DIR element.
Example
    Common DB Connector Types:
    <MENU>
        <LI>DB-9
        <LI>DB-12
        <LI>DB-25
    </MENU>
Object Model Reference
IE | [window.]document.all.elementID

COMPACT | NN n/a IE 3 HTML 3.2
COMPACT | Optional
A Boolean attribute originally designed to let browsers render the list in a more compact style than normal (smaller line spacing between items). Internet Explorer ignores this attribute (despite the fact that support for this attribute is indicated in IE 3 documentation).
Example
    <MENU COMPACT>...</MENU>
Value The presence of this attribute makes its value true.
Default | false