AIX Version 4.3 Differences Guide

the window. The menu bar is restored through a pop-up menu choice
on the view area background.
Show Tool Bar (check box)
Default position is checked. Unchecking removes the tool bar from the
window and subsequent subcontainers windows.
Show Status Line (check box)
Default position is checked. Unchecking removes the status line from
the container and subsequent containers.
6.2.5.5 Help Menu
See Section 6.2.7.2, “Container Help Menu Contents” on page 110.
6.2.5.6 Pop-Up (Context) Menus
Pop-up menus are available for each object in a view area. When the cursor is
positioned over an object, the Selected menu for that object is presented in a
pop-up menu. When the cursor is over the main view area background, the
pop-up menu contains the Options menu contents.
When a group of dissimilar objects is selected, the pop-up menu for the collection
reflects only the actions that are applicable to all of the collection.
6.2.5.7 Dynamic Status Icon
A dynamic status icon is used to indicate the status of:
• Communications
• Processing on the target system
6.2.5.8 Tool Bar
Frequently used actions are represented on a tool bar. The tool bar can be
displayed, or hidden, at the user's option.
The contents of the tool bar consists of some icons common to all containers (for
example, Reload Now, Stop Loading, View Type) and other icons unique to
specific container types. For example, the Users container includes a Change
Password icon.
6.2.5.9 Main View Area
The main view area displays the objects and containers within the current
container.
6.2.5.10 Command Buttons
The following command buttons are included on the background panel of the
dialog. They are:
OK
Apply
Cancel
Help
Applies all of the parameters specified on each of the tab pages
visited and closes the dialog box.
Applies all of the parameters specified on each of the tab pages
visited and leaves the dialog box open.
Closes the dialog box without applying any parameters.
Launches a help window for the tab page currently visible.
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