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Motif and CDE 2.1 Style Guide Certification Checklist
Window Menu
[ ]Place all the choices that allow a user to change the properties of a
window, such as its size and position, in the window menu.
[ ]Provide a window menu for each modeless window unless configured by the
user or the application.
[ ]In conjunction with the Menu Guidelines reference page, use Table 18 to decide which of the choices listed to include in the window menu, and how
to organize them.
Table 18. Window Menu Choices
| Mnemonic |
Menu Choice |
Keyboard Function |
|---|
| R |
Restore |
|
| M |
Move |
|
| S |
Size |
|
| N |
Minimize |
|
| X |
Maximize |
|
| C |
Close |
Alt F4 |
[ ]If you provide a default menu item for the window menu, make it the Close
choice, except for the window icon box's window menu.
[ ]Display the window menu for a window or for its corresponding window icon
when it has input focus and the user presses Shift Esc or AltSpace. When the
user presses these keys, remove the window menu if it is displayed.
[ ]Make the window menu the pop-up menu of the window icon.
[ ]When the user chooses the Refresh choice, update the window or screen to
reflect the current state of the underlying data.
[ ]When the user chooses the Lower choice in a primary window, lower that
window to the bottom of the stacking order. When the user chooses the Lower
choice in a secondary window, lower the secondary window and it's primary
window, when appropriate.
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