When u minimize a window i makes it smaller so in a way its like u have put it to 1 side
Minimizing a window keeps it open and let processes that are using the window continue to run. You can restore a minimized window by clicking on its icon a the bottom of the screen. Closing a window "kills" it and all processes that are using it. It you are finished with a program you should close its window.
There are three buttons in the top right corner of the screen. The left is for minimizing the window, the right is for closing it, and the middle is for expanding and unexpanding it.
Various operations that can be performed on a window include resizing, minimizing, maximizing, and closing. Additionally, users can move the window to different positions on the screen, adjust its opacity, and switch between different open windows. Some applications also allow for window tiling or snapping to organize multiple windows efficiently. Furthermore, users can customize the window's appearance and behavior through settings and preferences.
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True. The title bar is the horizontal bar at the top of a window that typically displays the name of the application or document, along with control buttons for minimizing, maximizing, or closing the window. It serves as a key interface element for user navigation and interaction with the window.
A mirror is reflective an window is transparent or translucent
An incognito window is the same as private browsing :)
A window border is the outer edge of a graphical window in an operating system's user interface. It typically includes the title bar, which displays the window's title, and control buttons for minimizing, maximizing, or closing the window. The border helps define the boundaries of the window and can vary in appearance based on the operating system or user preferences. Additionally, window borders may provide visual cues for users regarding the window's status and interaction capabilities.
addWindowListener is a method in Java's AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) that allows you to register an event listener to receive notifications about window events, such as opening, closing, minimizing, or resizing a window. By implementing the WindowListener interface, you can define specific actions to take when these events occur. This method is commonly used in GUI applications to manage window behavior and enhance user interaction.
closing the window
no it is a response
You could minimise it, which technically isn't closing it, or you could switch to another window if there was one open. Alt-Tab will do that.
In image window you have image to work with, and in palette you have tools and commands to enhance image displayed in image window