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The original idea of the DIR element was to allow browsers to
generate multicolumn lists of items. Virtually every browser,
however, treats the DIR element the same as a
UL element, to present an unordered single column
list of items (usually preceded by a bullet). The
DIR element is deprecated in HTML 4. You should be
using the UL element, 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 MENU element.
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Example
Common DB Connector Types:
<DIR>
<LI>DB-9
<LI>DB-12
<LI>DB-25
</DIR>
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Object Model Reference
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