AT JsMenu

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DHTML PullDown/Popup Menu Widget for web page using JavaScript. Supports icon, sub menu, item whose checkbox/radioButton, separator, customizable CSS, cookie to remember checkbox/radioBtn, keyboard handling. Programmed like Java Swing menu

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