NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...

NAVAIRINST 4120.11
c. Object changes shape or color when cursor is over hot
spotted area.
d. Pop-up appears while cursor is over hot spotted area.
A.4.24.3 Hot spots in tables. Only the referencing text within a
table cell should be hyperlinked. Do not link the entire cell.
Reference to a table cell or row should scroll directly to the
referenced cell or row.
A.4.24.4 Links to graphics and tables. To view figures or tables,
when not in-line, use one click of text that is blue underlined
initially and turns purple underlined after followed.
References to in-line objects would bring up the graphic in a
separate panning/zooming window for viewing. Generally
speaking, buttons are not really needed and therefore are
optional. Buttons would most likely be used in place of the inline
graphic for large HTML files with many graphics to speed up
initial loading. TOC links should all be one click.
A.4.24.5 Links to multimedia. Links to view animations, videos,
etc. should use one click of text that is blue underlined
initially and turns purple underlined after followed. Just like
tables and figures, the links should include type, number, and
title (e.g., 'See Video 7-3, Disassembly Procedures'). Icons may
also be used for non-text references.
A.4.25 User interface. The user interface guidelines for session
control, context filtering, state handling, browsing, etc. for
highly interactive IETMs are provided in 7.3.8 through 7.3.12.
A.4.25.1 Session control. Session control is the ability to stop
and start an IETM session in the middle of work. This involves
saving the state of the session for later reload to re-establish
the user session back to where it was before the interruption.
IETMs should support the ‘complete’ (save and update history
file) and ‘suspend/resume’ functionality. The ‘abort’ should
only be allowed in ‘browse’ mode on the end-user client. When
specified the requiring activity, the following functionality
should be provided.
a. The ability to suspend a session at any time (e.g., for a
break or emergency) should be provided.
b. A resume function should be capable of re-starting the
session at the same point it was suspended.
c. At the time of resume, the user should be advised that some
key parameters/condition settings may be out-of-date.
d. The system should support the three exit modes.
(1) Complete (save and update history)
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