[Page 612 (continued)] Use a dialog box. Note: A dialog box contains three types of items: rectangles (text or list boxes), option lists, and buttons. An option list is a sequence of radio buttons or check boxes. 1. | Move from item to item with the Tab key. (The movement is from left to right and top to bottom. Use Shift + Tab to reverse the direction.) | 2. | Inside a rectangle, either type in the requested information, or use the direction keys to make a selection. | 3. | In an option list, a radio button can be selected with the direction keys. A dot inside the circle indicates that the button has been selected. | 4. | In an option list, a check box can be checked or unchecked by pressing the spacebar. An X or "" inside the square indicates that the option has been checked. | 5. | A highlighted button is invoked by pressing the Enter key. |
Cancel a dialog box. or 1. | Press the Tab key until the button captioned "Cancel" is highlighted, and then press the Enter key. |
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