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[2] Push Buttons -- much like the radio station push buttons on older style car radios.
Only one can by selected, or pushed ‘down’ at a time. Push buttons are square and
usually always grouped together with one button, the current selection, highlighted.
[3] Action Buttons -- Palm buttons have round corners and will invoke some sort of
action like bringing up sub-screens. Windows buttons are rectangle and slightly
colored.
[4] Display Areas -- Square cells on the main screen are ‘inactive’ areas whose only
purpose is to display information.
[5] Drop Down -- The ‘down arrow’ or ‘inverted triangle’ is a pull-down selector. Tap on
this control to select from a list of options.
[6] Toggle Selectors -- In Windows, there are toggle selectors as well. Although they
look like the regular buttons [3], they will only toggle between two values and the button
label will show what state you will invoke if you tap on this control (as opposed to what
state you are currently in).
[7] Virtual Keyboard -- This is actually a Windows System Control that will poop up
the Window’s virtual keyboard for entering values into data fields.
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