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What is a dimmed menu?
the command is not available it is used in windows.its means at time execute command
What does it mean when a menu command is dimmed instead of being bold?
When a menu command in Windows is greyed out or dimmed, it means it is not available. It is possible that the user does not have enough privileges to use the command.
What symbols appears after a menu command to indicate that clicking the command opens a dialog box?
Usually, three dots (eg Print...)
How do you open the command prompt window?
Start > Run, and enter "command." It should also be available in the Accessories menu.
The Map Network Drive command is available where in the menu of Windows Explorer?
Tools
Does a dimmed command on a short or full menu mean that it is not available for a current selection?
Yes.
What is the siginificance of a faded dimmed command in a drop down menu?
When a menu item is faded it means you cannot access that option. Most of the time the option is faded when it does not apply to the function your have accessed.
Where is the help button on a mac book?
There is no Help button. There is a Help menu available from an Application's menu. The Help menu can be opened by pressing the three keys: Shift, Command and /
Menu that displays when you point to a command on a previous menu?
The menu that appears when you point to a command on a previous menu is known as a "submenu." Submenus provide additional options related to the selected command, allowing for a more organized and hierarchical navigation structure. This design helps users access more specific functions without cluttering the main menu. Submenus are commonly used in software applications and websites to enhance user experience and streamline navigation.
What is a second level menu that is accessed using a menu command?
Commands displayed in the start menu that have arrows on the right indicate that a submenu is available for a command. A submenu is a second-level menu. Ex. "My Recent Documents" usually will have an arrow to the right of it. When you access your recent documents, you are actually accessing a submenu.
When a check mark follows a menu command clicking that command will display a dialog box?
A check mark next to a menu command typically indicates that the command is currently active or selected. However, if clicking the command instead opens a dialog box, it usually means that the command requires additional input or options to be specified before it can be executed. This design helps users customize their actions or settings related to that command.
What displays when a command with a arrow is pointed to on a menu?
When a command with an arrow is pointed to on a menu, it typically indicates that there are additional submenu options available. This visual cue prompts users to hover over or click on the arrow to reveal the nested menu items. The arrow signifies that the command has further actions or settings associated with it, enhancing navigation and user experience.
