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CHAPTER 3
Controls 3
Controls are graphic objects that cause instant actions or audible results
when the user manipulates them with the pen. Some controls change settings
that modify future actions. Other controls allow users to make choices or to
assign parameters in a range. Controls display existing choices so that they
are visible to users. Because of their appearance and behavior, controls
enhance the user’s sense of direct manipulation.
This chapter describes the appearance and behavior of the following basic
Newton controls:
■ Text and picture buttons
■ Close boxes (regular and large)
■ Radio buttons
■ Checkboxes
■ Sliders
■ Hot spots
This chapter ends with brief descriptions of standard Newton buttons
that appear in the status bars of many applications: the Analog Clock,
Info, Recognizer, Keyboard, New, Show, Filing, Action, Item Info, and
Rotate buttons.
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