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

NAVAIRINST 4120.11
A.3.34 Online environment. The virtual environment contained
within a computer and it’s connected (networked) devices.
A.3.35 Outer shell. The portion of the screen that surrounds the
Inner Shell. This part of the screen should not be modified or
controlled by the TM author.
A.3.36 Pane. An independent, rectangular, bordered region within
the main content area of the inner shell. For example, in a main
content area with 2 panes, one pane could contain a figure and
the second pane the narrative information for that figure. The
later pane could be designed to scroll the narrative information
independent of the figure.
A.3.37 PDA. Personal Digital Assistant. It is a hand-held
electronic device capable of displaying IETMs.
A.3.38 Persistent annotations. Annotations that are captured and
retained for later use.
A.3.39 Point and click. The functionality of selecting a process
(like a link) by use of a mouse or other input device.
A.3.40 Pop-up menus. Pop-up menus are menus that the user
specifically invokes by right mouse clicking. The pop-up menu
appears at the cursor location.
A.3.41 Prognostics. Procedures that focus on preventative
maintenance and care of equipment. May include health
monitoring and linkage to autonomic logistics systems.
A.3.42 SATCOM. Satellite Communications.
A.3.43 Scrollable Frame IETMs. Any frame-based IETM that employs
a visual cue (vertical or horizontal scroll bar) used to
manipulate displayed text or graphics that exceeds the length or
width of the data pane. The scrolling function permits the user
to move through the textual or graphical data in a linear
sequence that replicates the order of data normally found in a
page-based document. The user may also have the capability to
move through textual information, one line at a time, through
the use of the SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN functions. A horizontal
scroll bar is used only to display graphics and tables which
exceed the width of the data pane.
A.3.44 Scrollable IETMs. Any linear IETM that employs a visual
cue (vertical or horizontal scroll bar) used to manipulate
displayed text or graphics that exceeds the length or width of
the data pane. The scrolling function permits the user to move
through the textual or graphical data in a linear sequence that
replicates the order of data normally found in a page-based
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