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Window Elements
Cursor, sometimes called an "insertion point," appears in a text
field when you can enter or change the field's value. You can
type only when you see the cursor blinking.
Scroll bars allow you to move through a list box when
information is too long or too wide for the box. You can use the
scroll bars to view all available text.
Minimize button converts all open Annex Manager windows to
an icon on your desktop.
Maximize button toggles the main window's size, enlarging it
from the standard size to fill your terminal's screen or restoring
it to its original size.
Text fields display specific pieces of information. You can type
new values or change existing values in some text fields.
List boxes display items you can select for Annex Manager
processing. The mouse can select one or more items and can
display help information about a parameter.
Message and output boxes display information about the
actions you take and about Annex Manager operations.
Message boxes monitor action, while output boxes show the
results of an action. Both boxes can include warning or status
messages.
Option buttons, marked with a small rectangle ( ), provide
several selections automatically. You can hold the mouse
button to display all options and to select the one you need.
Push buttons are large rectangular buttons that instruct the
system to take action. When a push button's label is followed
by an ellipsis (...), these buttons display an additional window.
Radio buttons, marked with a diamond-shape ( ), turn a
selection on or off. These buttons appear in sets of two or more;
you can select only one button in each set.
Check buttons, marked with a square ( ), turn a selection on
or off. You can select one or more buttons in the set.
The pull-down menu appears only in the main window:
The menu bar stores the pull-down menus you can use for
Annex Manager commands and for help facilities. Some menu
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