RE: Terminology for browser window/web page

["McCarter, Kim" <kmccarte -at- harris -dot- com>]

>From our department style guide:

. Terminology for describing Web-based applications:
Graphical user interface components for Web-based applications,
such as TRWeb, are described using standard Web terminology.
This terminology differs from the UNIX-based product
documentation conventions for windows in the following manner:
. The different screens of the interface are referred to as pages
rather than windows.
. Sections of Web page are referred to as frames rather than panels.
The interface has a Main page (rather than a Main window)
that displays within your Web browser window.
Instead of a Menu bar, Web-based applications have a Menu
frame.

Hope this helps!
Kim

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Kim McCarter
Information Design & Development
Harris Corporation, Network Support Division
(321) 724-3497
kmccarte -at- harris -dot- com

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