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Installation
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The User Interface Click on a area to show explanation. If your are familiar with the UI, than go on with the Quick Start
The Menu Bar ·
The Toolbar ·
The Options-Area ·
The Listbox ·
The Text-Box ·
The Scroll-Buttons ·
The Set-Button ·
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![[Menu]](items.gif)
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This bar contains three main items. The bar fit to the menus of your local systems. On the most operating systems, you will open an item using the mouse. Than a list with commands will open. By choosing one of the items the according function will be executed. |
This element can change its appearance. It depends on the chosen
function in the Toolbar. Simply fill out
the textfield and press the button to execute the action.
This is also an element which changes it appearance. Dependent from the
chosen function, the value field can change to two other layouts. You may
consult the Quick Start and Package
for further information.
The Toolbar
This bar contains a bunch of buttons which are assigned to specific functions.
The sense of this element is the faster access to some parts of the program. Click
on a button to activate its function.The Options-Area
![[Options]](options.gif)
The Listbox
The Listbox contains the tree. It is a listbox, because the Java Environment
does not support Tree Views like Windows 95. Click twice on a item to open
it. Click again to close it. Initially, the listbox is EMPTY!The Value-Area
Each key in NextRecall has a specific value. This is simply
text which describes the contents. You may enter any kind of Text.
The Scroll-Buttons
Use this buttons to scroll horizontal in the listbox. This could be useful
if the depth of the item tree becomes larger.The Set-Button
Use this button to set the current Value explicitly. This
function could be useful on platforms, which don't recognize changes in the textfield.
