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How MDI from is different from SDI?
SDI is a single document interface while MDI is a multiple document interface. With SDI applications, only one document can be open in each instance of the application. With MDI, several documents can be opened within the same instance of the application. Your web browser is an example of an MDI application where web pages can be opened in new tabs within the same instance of the browser, or opened in a new window entirely (a new instance). Web pages can also be freely dragged/dropped between instances. Windows notepad is an example of an SDI application. The application can only open one document at a time. If you open another document, the current document will be closed. To work on two or more documents simultaneously, you must load separate instances of Notepad for each document. A document can also have several views associated with it but this has nothing to do with MDI. As an example, consider an HTML web page designer which shows two views of the same document: one containing the HTML code itself and another containing the page view where you can drag and drop individual elements. Changing one automatically changes the other because they are simply different views of the same document.
What approach opens an application program and then creates a document?
documentation-centric approach
What is an example of a document property?
A keyword is an example, and that's all I got...
How does Multiple document interface help in visual c plus plus environment?
The obvious answer is that it allows you to view more than one document or type of document at the same time using the same instance of the application. With SDI (single document interface), each document is loaded in a completely separate instance of the application. There are merits to both approaches, but in more recent times applications are more a hybrid of MDI and SDI, allowing individual documents to be completely detached from the MDI main frame. With multi-monitor desktops this becomes extremely useful as the application window no longer needs to be full-screen in order to get the best view of the documents.
What is one example of an effective way to display images within a technical document?
Evenly distributing images around a page and document
An example of a document you can create with paint application?
An example of a document that you can create with the Paint application on a computer is a business leaflet or brochure.
Which file that the user can open and use it called a?
application
Is WordPad an example of an program?
It is a program. It is a very simple word processing application program.
What is paint application?
A paint application is usually a graphics software that you can create graphical pctures with.
Difference between document-centric approach versus application-centric approach?
The difference between application-centric approach and document-centric approach is that with application-centric approach you open an application (such as notepad) and then create a document. With document-centric approach you create a document without opening an application first. You can create a document from the desktop by right clicking on the desktop, then click on New. On the submenu click on text document (or whichever command you choose).
Another application for editing pictures beside adobe and photoscape?
for example MS Paint - comes with windows or GIMP - freeware.
Which is better oil paint or latex paint?
It depends on the application.
What is the opening an application program and then creating a document is called?
application-centric approach
Which document are job application generally requested to provide?
C. Job application
How MDI from is different from SDI?
SDI is a single document interface while MDI is a multiple document interface. With SDI applications, only one document can be open in each instance of the application. With MDI, several documents can be opened within the same instance of the application. Your web browser is an example of an MDI application where web pages can be opened in new tabs within the same instance of the browser, or opened in a new window entirely (a new instance). Web pages can also be freely dragged/dropped between instances. Windows notepad is an example of an SDI application. The application can only open one document at a time. If you open another document, the current document will be closed. To work on two or more documents simultaneously, you must load separate instances of Notepad for each document. A document can also have several views associated with it but this has nothing to do with MDI. As an example, consider an HTML web page designer which shows two views of the same document: one containing the HTML code itself and another containing the page view where you can drag and drop individual elements. Changing one automatically changes the other because they are simply different views of the same document.
trustable place for Paint Application?
thats your answer
What is a name for a change in or addition to a document?
It is called a revision and usually has a number or date. Example: Procedure for Applying Paint, Rev. 2
