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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />

6.3.17 . Performance (response time by context).<br />

a. Developers should implement a less than 2-second response<br />

time goal.<br />

b. If the response time is greater than 2 seconds, the system<br />

should provide visual feedback to the user (e.g., use a<br />

standard cursor for processing indication).<br />

6.3.18 . Printer output.<br />

a. Printed output is strongly discouraged.<br />

b. All printer output should have version number and/or<br />

printed date/time stamp.<br />

c. When customer needs printed output:<br />

(1) Printer output should not have to conform to normal<br />

paper TM specifications.<br />

(2) Satisfactory Options:<br />

(a) “Pre-composed” files (such as Adobe PDF) can be<br />

attached.<br />

(b) “On-the-fly” composition for printing (of logical<br />

element) built into the viewing application.<br />

6.3.19 . User annotations.<br />

a. There should be a persistent visual indication that an<br />

annotation exists (e.g., comments, notes, redlines,<br />

bookmarks).<br />

b. The default initial presentation of annotations is to<br />

appear minimized.<br />

c. If there are levels of annotations (e.g., public, private,<br />

etc.), they should be visually differentiated.<br />

6.3.20 . Feedback to originator.<br />

a. A single user interaction should be available to select the<br />

function. (e.g., a button, double mouse click).<br />

b. The preferred user interface is a form.<br />

c. The system should provide output options compatible with<br />

the user environment.<br />

d. There should be a “Form fill-in completed” function before<br />

returning to the IETM (e.g., “submit,” “done,” “okay,”<br />

“close-out”.)<br />

Enclosure (4) 26

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