Push Button (Predefined)

An action choice that appears in a window and makes the changes indicated in the window without closing it.

An action choice that removes a secondary window without applying any changes made in that window.

An action choice that removes a window and all of the windows associated with it from a screen.

An action choice that resumes a task that has been interrupted by the application operating environment when the user can proceed as originally requested.

An action choice used on push buttons in secondary windows to provide help specific to that window.

A cascading choice that appears as a menu-bar item and provides access to other menu items that contain information related to the use of the application.

An action choice that displays additional controls in a separate window.

An action choice that expands the current dialog to show more value choices and replaces itself with the current dialog.

An action choice that indicates a negative response to a question presented in a message.

An action choice that accepts the information in a window and closes it. If the window contains changed information, those changes are applied before the window is closed.

An action choice that temporarily suspends a task without ending it.

An action choice that resets the values displayed in a dialog or property window to the values they had when the window became displayed or when the values were last saved as defaults, whichever is most recent.

An action choice that resets the values displayed in a dialog or property window to the values they had when default values were last saved.

An action choice that resumes a task that the user paused.

An action choice that attempts to complete an interrupted task.

An action choice that saves the values displayed in a dialog or property window as defaults to be used when the same (or similar) window is subsequently displayed to the same user by the application.

An action choice that ends a task and removes the message window.

An action choice that undoes the effect of the last Apply.

An action choice that indicates a positive response to a question presented in a message by an application or the system.