Web site domain - Figure 24-2:Examples of things you ll find in dialog
Figure 24-2:Examples of things you ll find in dialog boxes .Most dialog boxes contain some text that describes what its settingsare about. If you see a Help (?) button in a dialog box, you can clickthat button; then click any option for more information about thatoption. Or press the Help key (F1) on your keyboard. .If an option is dim, it s currently disabled, because it s not relevant at the moment. Don t bother clicking a dimmed option; it won t doany good. .Do not play around with settings in dialog boxes or make changesjust for the sake of making changes. Before you change a setting in adialog box, you should know what you re changing and why. .Before you change an option, notice what is currently selected inthat option. That way, if you make a change but decide you don t likeit, you can return it to the previous setting. .Nothing you choose in a dialog box is a lifelong commitment. You canopen a dialog box and change the settings within it at any time. .Options you choose in a dialog box aren t actually applied to thecomputer until you click the OK or Apply button in the dialog box. .To bail out of a dialog box without changing any settings, click itsCancel button or the Close button in its upper-right corner. (Settingsyou ve already applied, by clicking the Apply button, won t be cancelled.) Help buttonTitle barCurrent settingsTabsPreviewOK, Cancel, and Apply buttonsControls (options)
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