IPC B02200769, User Manual

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1 Header bar
2 Action buttons
2.3.4 Selection mode
An application may invoke a second application and ask you to make a selection. This is known as
Selection mode.
For example, the Call History application invokes Favorites to select a spare button when you want to
add a Call History record to Favorites.
An application in Selection mode is always shown at full size, temporarily overlaying the application
that invoked it as well as any other open applications. A Selection mode prompt is visible, instructing
you on what to select, and Selection mode action buttons are visible to complete or cancel the selection.
When you tap one of these buttons, the application in Selection mode automatically closes, returning
you to the original application.
Figure 13: Selection mode - Choose Button
1 Selection mode prompt
2 Selection mode action buttons
2.3.5 Contextual menu
An application may display a contextual menu that provides more options for a task.
For example, the Favorites application displays a contextual menu when you tap an empty button on the
button sheet. The contextual menu lists the types of buttons which you can choose to add to the button
sheet. Tap to select an option. To close a contextual menu, tap outside of the contextual menu.
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