There are 2 file types use the .MENU file extension:
1. Quake 3 Engine Menu File
- Developer id Software
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Popularity
4.4 (7 votes)
- Category Game Files
- Format Text
Menu file used by id Tech 3 (Quake III engine) games; specifies the layout and properties for the game menus and the HUD (Head-Up Display) interface; saved in a plain-text format; commonly stored within .PK3 game packages.
MENU files can be used for customizing buttons, backgrounds, and mouse over behaviors, and the first-person perspective display features, including menus, text styles, colors, textures, gun crosshairs, and the locations of interface elements.
| Software's name | License | Platforms |
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Apple TextEdit |
Bundled |  |
GNU Emacs |
Open Source |   |
id Software Quake 3 |
Commercial | |
Microsoft Notepad |
Bundled | |
Microsoft WordPad |
Bundled | |
Other text editor |
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Updated: June 17, 2010
2. macOS Menu Extra
- Developer Apple
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Popularity
4.0 (2 votes)
- Category System Files
- Format N/A
A MENU file is a Menu Extra used by Mac operating systems starting with Mac OS X 10.1. It contains a small program, sometimes referred to as a "menulet," that allows Mac OS X / macOS users to monitor and adjust settings on their computers. Examples include AirPort, Time Machine, and network preferences. MENU files replaced .DOCK files, which had previously been used to install Dock Extras.
MENU files allow you to add Menu Extras to your Mac's menu bar. In most cases, they are installed automatically along with the corresponding program. However, you may also be able to install a Menu Extra by double-clicking a MENU file. When installed correctly, the Menu Extra will appear on the right side of your Mac's menu bar.
| Software's name | License | Platforms |
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Apple OS X |
Commercial | |
Updated: January 20, 2021