A Dialog Box may contain numerous graphic user interface controls.
When a dialog box appears, the pointer shape changes to an arrow. Most dialog boxes have an OK and a CANCEL button. Until you dismiss the dialog box by clicking one of those buttons, CADint responds only to pointer motion, pointer clicks, and the keyboard. This behavior of the dialog box is known as a Modal Dialog Box.
The mouse is used to click buttons, scroll list boxes and select various options. Another way to make selections in a dialog box is to use keyboard equivalents (access keys). If a button's label has an underlined character this is an Access Key for this button. To select such a button, press <ALT + the underlined character>.
Note: In most dialog boxes, pressing <ENTER> has the same effect as clicking the OK button, as long as the focus is not in a Text Input Box (i.e. no text input box is highlighted). Pressing <ESC> has the same effect as clicking the CANCEL button.
Note: You can move a dialog box around the CADint screen by picking the dialog box's tittle bar and dragging the dialog box to a new location.
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