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< state of menu items is summarized in Table 19.
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> state of menu items is summarized in Table 15.
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< <p align=center> Table 19:  Summary of enabled/disabled states for all menu
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> <p align=center> Table 15:  Summary of enabled/disabled states for all menu
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< <a name="List and Text Area Scrolling">
< <h4>
< 2.13.5.1.  List and Text Area Scrolling
< </h4>
< </a>
< </p><p>
< All lists and multi-line texts area can be scrolled fully down, such that the
< last line of the displayed contents appears at the top of the display, with
< empty space appearing below the last line in the display.  It is worth noting
< that this scrolling behavior is contrary to the behavior of many common
< software systems, where the downward scrolling of lists and text areas is
< restricted to require that a full page, or that portion of the complete
< contents that is less than a page, remains in the display when downward
< scrolling reaches its farthest downward point.
< 
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< 2.13.5.2.  Day View Scrolling
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> 2.13.5.1.  Day View Scrolling
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< 2.13.5.3.  Window Sizes
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> 2.13.5.2.  Window Sizes
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< Based on these units, Table 20 defines the default size for each of the view-
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> Based on these units, Table 16 defines the default size for each of the view-
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< 2.13.5.4.  Details of Horizontal Overlap Display
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> 2.13.5.3.  Details of Horizontal Overlap Display
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< Figure 17
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> Figure 18