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 />
b. Users should be presented with the available search<br />
options.<br />
6.3.8 . Session control (suspends, resume and nested sessions).<br />
a. The user should be able to suspend a session at any time<br />
(e.g., for a break or emergency).<br />
b. A resume function should be capable of re-starting the<br />
session at the same point it was suspended.<br />
c. At the time of resume, the user should be advised that some<br />
key parameters/condition settings may be outdated (e.g.,<br />
aircraft safe for maintenance, temperature change, or other<br />
people worked on the end-item/platform during the<br />
suspension).<br />
d. The system should support the four Transition Modes:<br />
(1) Complete (Save and update history)<br />
(2) Abort (Do not save or update history)<br />
(3) Suspend (See 7.3.8.a.)<br />
(4) Resume<br />
6.3.9 . Context filtering. When context-filtering capability<br />
exists in the IETM, the application should determine how the<br />
functionality is executed. When content filtering is used in an<br />
ITEM, the application may determine how the functionality is<br />
executed.<br />
a. The system should have the ability to perform context<br />
filtering on effectivity as a minimum.<br />
b. The system should provide the user a mechanism for<br />
entering/modifying configuration parameters.<br />
6.3.10 . Screen resolution and color guidelines.<br />
a. Presentation system and graphics developers should consider<br />
the use of standard “safe” colors visible across multiple<br />
presentation systems.<br />
b. Presentation systems should not presume any fixed display<br />
resolution, or size.<br />
6.3.11 . Information access (indices, electronic TOCs, etc.).<br />
a. A Table/List of all key entry points should be made<br />
available for user access.<br />
b. Access should be provided via a hierarchical breakdown such<br />
as:<br />
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