<MARQUEE></MARQUEE> This proprietary element specifies a scrolling, sliding, or bouncing text marquee. This is primarily a Microsoft - specific element, though a few other browsers, notably WebTV, support it as well. <MARQUEE BEHAVIOR="?"></MARQUEE> This attribute controls the movement of marquee text across the screen. The alternate option causes text to completely cross the marquee field in one direction and then cross in the opposite direction. A value of scroll for the attribute causes text to wrap around and start over again. This is the default value for a marquee. A value of slide for this attribute causes text to cross the marquee field and stop when its leading character reaches the opposite side. <MARQUEE BGCOLOR="?"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the marquee's background color. The value for the attribute can be either a color name or a color value defined in the hexademical #RRGGBB format. <MARQUEE DIRECTION="?"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the direction in which the marquee should scroll. The default is left. Other possible values for DIRECTION include right, down, and up. <MARQUEE HEIGHT="# or %"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the height of the marquee in pixels or as a percentage of the window. <MARQUEE WIDTH="# OR %"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the width of the marquee in pixels or a percentage of teh enclosing window. <MARQUEE HSPACE="#"></MARQUEE> This attribute indicates the horizontal space in pixels between the marquee and the surrounding text. <MARQUEE VSPACE="#"></MARQUEE> This attribute indicates the vertial space in pixels between the marquee and surrounding text. <MARQUEE LOOP="?"></MARQUEE> This attribute indicates the number of times the marquee content should loop. Be default, a marquee loops infinitely unless the BEHAVIOR attribute is set to SLIDE. It is also possible to use a value of infinite or -1 to set the text to loop indefinitely. <MARQUEE SCROLLAMOUNT="#"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the width in pixels between successive displays of the scrolling text in the marquee. <MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY="#"></MARQUEE> This attribute specifies the delay in milliseconds between successive displays of the text in the marquee. <MARQUEE TRUESPEED="# or %"></MARQUEE> When this attribute is present; it indicates that the SCROLLDELAY value should be honored for its exact value. If the attribute is notpresent, any values less than 60 are rounded up to 60 milliseconds.