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If a window can be minimized, provide a Restore
choice in the window icon's window menu to allow the user to return
the window from the minimized state to its previous size and position. - [ ]
If a window can be maximized, provide a Restore
choice to allow the user to return the window from the maximized
state to its previous size and position.
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If a window is maximized and the user chooses Restore
from the window menu, restore the window to the size and position
it had before it was maximized. - [ ]
If a window is minimized (iconified) and the user
chooses Restore from the window icon's window menu, restore the
window to the size and position it had before it was minimized. - [ ]
If a primary window is minimized and the user invokes
Restore, restore all of the secondary windows that the application
has not closed. - [ ]
Do not make the Restore choice available when the
window is neither minimized nor maximized.
Visuals- [ ]
Provide a restore button that implements the Restore
choice on the title bar when the window is currently maximized. - [ ]
Replace the restore button with a maximize button
in the title bar after a window has been restored to a state other
than maximized. - [ ]
Replace the maximize button with a restore button
in the title bar when the window has been maximized.
Default Action- [ ]
Make the Restore choice the default action associated
with the window icon. If the window was maximized before it was
minimized, restore it to its maximized state. - [ ]
Allow the user to invoke the default action of the
window icon by double-clicking the SELECT button on it, or by pressing
Enter or keypadEnter
when it has focus.
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