The Title Bar is at the top of the window and shows the name of the document or folder (the
leafname) which is preceded by it's location (the pathname). As an example, the leafname for
the folder on the hard disc where you would find some helpful utilities would be 'utilities' and
the pathname would refer to the hard disc 'Harddisc' and what you would see in the Title Bar
would be "IDEFS::HardDisc.$.Utilities". 'IDEFS' refers to the main filing system to which
the hard disc is connected; 'HardDisc' is that name which has been given to the hard disc (
which can be renamed if you prefer); the '$' sign indicates the root of the device' directory;
and each folder within the hierarchical structure is separated by a '.' (full-stop).
When an active document window is the current focus of input, its title bar is highlighted in
yellow.
Click SELECT on the Back icon of a window to move that window to the back of the stack.
You will only notice the effect of doing this if there is more than one window open on screen
and they overlap.
Click SELECT on the Close icon to close a window. If the window you are closing is a
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