Some signs are used to inform the users to pay more attention to some operations:
Note: warn the user of the events which should be care.
Tip: some additional information about the current operation.This manual is for Active Wall V2.0
This manual is for the following users:
General format
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Font format |
Meaning |
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Times New Roman |
The main text and the first-class captions. |
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Arial Bold |
The other captions except the first-class captions. |
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Courier New Italic |
Notes or tips which are separated from the main text by rectangle frames. |
Graphical format
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Graph format |
Meaning |
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<> |
A button name, for example: "Press the button <OK>". |
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[] |
A window/dialog name, a menu item name, a database name, a plug-in name or a defined string, for example: "Show the window [New user]". |
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/ |
A hierarchical menu is separated by "/", for example: "[File/New/Folder]" means one of the [File] menu items is [New], one of the [New] menu items is [Folder]. |
Keyboard mapping
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Keyboard mapping |
Meaning |
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<Key> |
A key name, for example: "<Enter> means the Enter key. <Tab> means the tab key. <Backspace> means the backspace key and <a> means a lowercase <a> key". |
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<Key 1+Key 2> |
Press several keys on the keyboard at the same time, for example, <Ctrl+Alt+A> means to press <Ctrl>, <Alt>, <A> at the same time. |
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<Key 1, Key2> |
Firstly press Key 1 down and release. Secondly press Key 2. For example, <Alt, F> means to press <Alt> and release, then to press <F>. |
Mouse rules
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Mouse action |
Meaning |
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Click |
Press down a mouse button quickly and release it. |
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Double click |
Repeat the click action twice in a hurry. |
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Drag drop |
Move the mouse while keeping one mouse button pressed down, and then release it. |
Signs
Some signs are used to inform the users to pay more attention to some operations: |
| Note: warn the user of the events which should be care. |
| Tip: some additional information about the current operation. |