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81 Pop Out
Button on a form that causes that section of the form you are in to open in a new window. -
82 minimize
To reduce a window to a button on the taskbar by clicking the Minimize button (leftmost button on the right side of the title bar) or by pressing ALT+SPACEBAR and then pressing N. -
83 choose
"To pick a command or an option from within a graphical user interface, as by clicking a button in a dialog box or pulling down a menu and then releasing the mouse button on one of its options." -
84 ar-sa صفحة التعليمات البرمجية
"In a graphical user interface, programming instructions embedded in a menu option or button defined by the user. The snippet--consisting of one or more lines of source code--determines what the option or button does when chosen or clicked."English-Arabic terms dictionary > ar-sa صفحة التعليمات البرمجية
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85 code snippet
"In a graphical user interface, programming instructions embedded in a menu option or button defined by the user. The snippet--consisting of one or more lines of source code--determines what the option or button does when chosen or clicked." -
86 Work Phone
"A button in the Options dialog box, on the Phones tab, that users click to enter their work phone number. The Work Phone button is disabled if the work phone number has been supplied through the corporate directory." -
87 Pause
A button in a video conversation window that temporarily stops the video feed in the current video conversation. The infotip for this button toggles between Pause and Restart this video feed. -
88 Restart this video feed
The infotip that appears when the user pauses with the mouse over the Pause button in a Video conversation. The infotip for this button toggles between 'Pause' and 'Restart this video feed.' -
89 one-click publish
"A feature in Visual Studio that lets you deploy a Web application from the development computer to a server by clicking a button on a toolbar, and to deploy changes by clicking the button again, without having to redeploy the full application. You can create multiple publishing profiles to define the settings for different publishing scenarios, such as deploying to a test server, to a production server, and so on." -
90 Play To contract
"A contract that allows developers to leverage the Play To button on the Connect Charm to invoke the remote-play behavior. In response to the button click, the developer can invoke the Windows Play To experience. Or the developer can provide a custom Play To experience." -
91 Print contract
"A contract that allows developers to leverage the Print button on the Connect Charm to invoke the printing. In response to the button click, the developer can invoke the Windows Print experience. Or the developer can provide a custom Print experience." -
92 report lost card
A rich button in the Wallet feature that contains the contact phone number for the card issuer. Tapping the button calls the phone number. -
93 hot spot
"The position in a mouse pointer, such as the position at the tip of an arrow or the intersection of the lines in a cross, that marks the exact location that will be affected by a mouse action, such as a button press."نقطة فعّالة -
94 pop-up window
"A window that appears when an option is selected. Typically, the window remains visible until the mouse button is released." -
95 action page
"A single ASP file that provides a particular aspect of the functionality associated with a module in Commerce Server Business Desk. For example, defining the properties of a particular product. Action pages are typically displayed as a result of clicking a module name in the navigation pane, or as a result of clicking a task button presented by a (probably) different action page in the same module." -
96 active end
The ending point for a selected range of objects. It is usually established at the object logically nearest the hot spot of the pointer when a user releases the primary mouse button. -
97 anchor point
The starting point for a selected range of objects. An anchor point is usually established at the object logically nearest the hot spot of a mouse pointer when a user presses a mouse button or touches the tip of a pen to the screen. -
98 checkout
"The process of finalizing a purchase on a website. For example, when customers shop on your website, they may select several items and save them in their shopping basket. When they have finished shopping, they click on a checkout link or graphical button that takes them to an online form where they enter their name, billing address, payment type, and shipping information." -
99 click
To press and release a mouse button once without moving the mouse. Clicking is usually performed to select or deselect an item or to activate a program or program feature. -
100 double-click speed
The maximum interval between the first and second time a user presses a button on a mouse or other pointing device that will still identify these actions as a double-click to the computer as opposed to two single-clicks.
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button it — informal + impolite used to tell someone to stop talking She angrily told him to button it. • • • Main Entry: ↑button … Useful english dictionary
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