Figure 30: View lists submenu.
--- >Figure 31: View lists submenu.
68c68 < Section . --- > Section 2.3.6. 85c85 < Figure 31 shows the response to the user's selection of the `View Lists --- > Figure 32 shows the response to the user's selection of the `View Lists 95c95 <Figure 31: Basic Appointments List.
--- >Figure 32: Basic Appointments List.
105c105 < today's date. The default physical height of the list display window is 20 --- > today's date. The default physical height of the list display window is twenty 114,115c114,116 < inclusive. Since there are more than 20 appointments scheduled in this period, < the list window can be scrolled or resized to view the additional items. --- > inclusive. Since there are more than twenty appointments scheduled in this > period, the list window can be scrolled or resized to view the additional > items. 135c136 < Figure 31 --- > Figure 32 137c138 < the system updates the display to that shown in Figure 32, where the list items --- > the system updates the display to that shown in Figure 33, where the list items 147c148 <Figure 32: Appointments list sorted by title.
--- >Figure 33: Appointments list sorted by title.
270c271 < Figure 32 --- > Figure 33 290c291 < Meetings' menu command. Figure 33 shows the result of the user so doing. --- > Meetings' menu command. Figure 34 shows the result of the user so doing. 299c300 <Figure 33: Meetings List.
--- >Figure 34: Meetings List.
339c340 < Lists' menu, the system displays a window of the form shown in Figure 34. --- > Lists' menu, the system displays a window of the form shown in Figure 35. 348c349 <Figure 34: Tasks list.
--- >Figure 35: Tasks list.
475c476 < Figure 35 shows the result of the user selecting the `View Lists --- > Figure 36 shows the result of the user selecting the `View Lists 485c486 <Figure 35: Events list.
--- >Figure 36: Events list.
563c564 < form shown in Figure 36. --- > form shown in Figure 37. 572c573 <Figure 36: All items list.
--- >Figure 37: All items list.
763c764 < displays the submenu as shown in Figure 37. --- > displays the submenu as shown in Figure 38. 772c773 <Figure 37: Initial custom lists menu.
--- >Figure 38: Initial custom lists menu.
781c782 < whereupon the system displays the custom list dialog shown in Figure 38. --- > whereupon the system displays the custom list dialog shown in Figure 39. 790c791 <Figure 38: Custom list dialog.
--- >Figure 39: Custom list dialog.
806,833c807,809 < of the field boxes must be checked. << The field check boxes are selectively disabled depending on which check boxes < are on under `Show these items'. When all four item check boxes are < on, the `Due Time' check box is disabled. This is the case since in < an all-items list, the `Time' field covers the due time for tasks, as < well as the start time for appointments and meetings. Further explanation of < selective check box disabling is given below, following < < Figure 40. < <
< The value for `Maximum number of items specifies how many items may be < in the list. The default is 30. If there are more than the maximum number of < items in any given list, based on the other settings in the dialog, then the < list is truncated after sorting. For example, if the maximum setting is 30 and < there 50 items in a list, then the list is sorted by its primary key, and the < last 20 items are removed from the list before it is displayed. <
< The value for the `Initial display height' specifies how many elements < are visible in the list display window when it is initially displayed. If < there are more than this many elements, the display has a vertical scrollbar < added. The display can be resized as desired to make more or less items < visible. <
< The `Primary sort key' is a menu containing each of the fields listed < under `Show these fields'. The default primary sort key for custom < lists is the `Date' field. --- > of the boxes must be checked. The `Primary sort key' is a menu > containing each of the fields listed under `Show these fields'. The > default primary sort key for custom lists is the `Date' field. 843c819 < now'. Figure 39 shows an expansion of both the pulldown menus. --- > now'. Figure 40 shows an expansion of both the pulldown menus. 852c828 <
Figure 39: Custom list date menus.
--- >Figure 40: Custom list date menus.
864c840 < Figure 40 shows the result of the user having defined a new list named "Year's --- > Figure 41 shows the result of the user having defined a new list named "Year's 874c850 <Figure 40: Year`s events custom list.
--- >Figure 41: Year`s events custom list.
952c928 < fields. For example, Figure 41 shows the state of the `Primary sort --- > fields. For example, Figure 42 shows the state of the `Primary sort 955c931 < Figure 40 --- > Figure 41 965c941 <Figure 41: Primary sort key menu in Year's events custom --- >
Figure 42: Primary sort key menu in Year's events custom 1012c988 < These contexts are illustrated in Figure 42. --- > These contexts are illustrated in Figure 43. 1021c997 <
Figure 42: Menu contexts in which list names appear.
--- >Figure 43: Menu contexts in which list names appear.
1032c1008 < Figure 43 shows the result of the user selecting the `Year's events' --- > Figure 44 shows the result of the user selecting the `Year's events' 1042c1018 <Figure 43: Year`s events list display.
--- >Figure 44: Year`s events list display.
1060c1036 < Change button. For example, Figure 44 shows the user having edited --- > Change button. For example, Figure 45 shows the user having edited 1070c1046 <Figure 44: Changed years-events list.
--- >Figure 45: Changed years-events list.
1091a1068,1074 > The `Save As ...' and `Load ...' buttons allow the user to > save and load copies of custom list definitions to and from files. Details of > saving and loading auxiliary data files are covered in > > Section 2.8.6 > >1100d1082 < 1102d1083 <