Specifications

. When the item you want is selected, press SPACEBAR or ENTER.
OR
Close the menu without making a selection by pressing ESC.
Pinning a Menu
Click on the pin to pin
the Options menu.
Whenpinned,this
button closes the
menu.
If you want to keep a menu open, or if a drop-down menu covers something
you need to see on the screen, you may want to pin it. A pinned menu stays
open and can be moved out of the way. It remains open until you close it.
Only menus with pushpins can be pinned.
• To pin a menu:
1. Open a menu as you normally would.
2. Click on the pushpin at the top of the menu. The menu stays open, and
the pin changes to a Window Control button.
3. To move the menu, click on the menu name and drag the pinned menu to
the desired location.
4. To close the-pinned menu, click on the Window Control button to the left
of the menu nam_
Working with Dialog Boxes
When a program needs more information from you or needs to alert you to
something, a dialog box appears. There are two types of dialog boxes: one
that requires a response before you can continue and one that stays open
after you have responded to it.
Two Types.of Dialog Boxes
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Do-Notpointer
The first type of dialog box requires a response from you before you can
continue. If you move the glidepad pointer outside this type of dialog box,
the pointer changes to a do-notpointer. One example of this type of dialog
box is the New/Open dialog box. You cannot do anything else in the
program until you respond to this type of dialog box.
The second type of dialog box stays open until you close it or exit the
program. An example of this type of dialog box is the Page Size or the Page
Setup dialog boxes that you may open from the File menu.
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