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| ==Tabs and Pages in Dialogs==
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| '''General Guidelines'''
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| If a control affects only one tab or page in the dialog, place it on that tab/page. If it affects every tab/page in the dialog, place it outside, for example beside the window's OK and Cancel buttons.
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| Make sure changes on one tab will not change options on another tab.
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| ===Tabbed Dialogs===
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| '''When to Use'''
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| Use tabbed dialogs when you have a limited number of tabs (max. 6).
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| If you cannot see all the tabs without scrolling or splitting them into multiple rows, you are probably using too many and should use a paged dialog instead.
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| [[File:Tabs_pages.png]]
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| ===Paged Dialogs===
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| '''When to Use'''
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| Always use paged dialogs for configuration dialogs - assuming that there is more than one section of options to be configured.
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| For other dialogs, use paged dialogs if there are too many tabs to put them into a tabbed dialog.
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| ===Accessibility===
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| Do not assign accelerator keys to tab and paged dialog labels. Assign an access key to every other control on each page, however.
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| === See Also ===
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| * [[Projects/Usability/HIG/Dialogs|Dialogs]]
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Latest revision as of 12:09, 4 August 2016
