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NOTATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND GLOSSARY
■ Examples for general notations
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File:
File–Exit :
Ctrl :
■ Examples for mouse terminology
Mouse pointer:
Click:
Right-click:
Double-click:
Drag:
Important precautions for use, which, if not followed, may result in
damage to or problems with the device itself.
Additional points to remember regarding the operation.
A reference to another section, chapter or manual.
Numbers indicate a series of operations that achieve a task.
A diamond indicates a single operation that achieves a task.
The names of menus, commands, or parameters displayed on the
screen are denoted with bold letters.
Selecting a menu item from a pulldown menu is denoted by linking
the menu and the item with a dash (–).
For example, File–Exit means selecting Exit from the File menu.
Keys on the keyboard are denoted by enclosing their names in a
box.
A mark, displayed on the screen, which moves following the
movement of the mouse. It is used to specify a menu item, com-
mand, parameter value, and other items. Its shape changes accord-
ing to the situation.
To press and release the left mouse button.
To press and release the right mouse button.
To press and release the left mouse button twice quickly.
To hold down the left mouse button while moving the mouse.
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