NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />
Cat Functionality Definition Examples and Comments<br />
L Hot Spotting Graphics that are enabled with<br />
links. These can be at various<br />
levels and include both raster<br />
and vector based graphics. Hot<br />
spotting examples include links<br />
to detail breakouts, next higher<br />
assemblies, part ordering<br />
information, parts breakdown<br />
data, and procedures from<br />
logic trees.<br />
Fig 10. Hot spotting<br />
Example 1 Links to related graphics. Links<br />
can be to breakdown illustrations showing<br />
greater detail, next higher assembly, or to<br />
locator art.<br />
Example 2 Links to related text. Can<br />
include links to procedural information<br />
from a logic or troubleshooting tree.<br />
L<br />
L<br />
Internal<br />
References<br />
Link To Separate<br />
Parts Data<br />
Internal cross-references are -<br />
links to related data that can be<br />
accessed from one view in a<br />
presentation to another by the<br />
operator through navigating<br />
icons or links. Consideration<br />
must be given for bi-directional<br />
links. The bi-directional (go<br />
sub) returns, after completing<br />
action or procedure, to original<br />
referenced link.<br />
Linkage from a maintenance<br />
task or narrative may be<br />
provided to a separate parts<br />
display (illustrated parts<br />
breakdown/catalog) in the<br />
current or separate window.<br />
19 Enclosure (2)
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