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Understanding the Netra User Interface 3-3
3
Task Page
A task page is also called a form. There are two types of forms: regular and
special.
Regular forms provide the only way to change the system state. When a form
is displayed, the values in the fields are either current or default values. You
can enter information in a regular form by typing it into the text boxes or by
choosing the radio button options.
Regular forms have an OK button. If you enter or change information in such a
form, you must click the OK button to activate the changes and change the
system state.
Some forms also have a Reset button. If you want to discard your changes, use
the Reset button to return fields to their previous values.
The user-input elements in a form are described in Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 User Input Elements
Element Description
Text Box Accepts one line of text input.
Text Area Accepts multiple lines of text input.
Radio Buttons A group of one or more buttons, only one of which can be selected.
Click on a radio button to select it. This will de-select any other
selected radio button in its group. The only way to de-select a radio
button is to select another one.
Check Box Selects an option. Click on the button to change its state.
Pop-up Menu A list of options displayed in a menu. Only one option can be
selected. The selected item is shown. Click and hold on the menu to
display the list of options. Release over a new option to select it.
Scrolling List A list of options displayed in a window. Click on an option to select
it. Scrolling lists can allow multiple selections.

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