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Example – Text Boxes inside a Frame
List Box – a large box containing multiple lines each of which represents one member of
a set of data (such as one claim in a batch or one procedure in a claim) A list box often contains
a Heading Bar it the top which designates the titles of each of the elements (columns) in the lines
listed in the list. The List box in the example below shows the details of each of six procedures
in a claim. The Heading Bar at the top shows the names of each of the columns of data
(procedure no, #, tooth, Tth, surface, Surf, quadrant, Quad, etcetera).
Example – List Box with headings
Scroll bar – appears along the right edge (and sometimes the bottom edge) of a list box if
there too many items in a list to be displayed because of its size. The scroll bar has an Up-arrow
button at its top and a Down-arrow button at its bottom that may be pressed to cause the data in
the List box to scroll up or down. See example in List box above.
Check Box – a small square box that is either blank or contains a check-mark. Check
boxes are used to designate the presence or absence of some option (eg – dual insurance
checked=yes unchecked=no). In the example below each check box indicated what group a
procedure is part of (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5).
Example – Check Boxes
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