Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of PAGE_STRUCTURE_DISPLAYING_R0


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01/15/09 18:24:41 (16 years ago)
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mira
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  • PAGE_STRUCTURE_DISPLAYING_R0

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    88== Overview == 
    9 Pages structure is displayed in the page structure palette, which is part of the page palette in the left flap.  
     9Pages structure is displayed in the page structure palette, which is part of the page palette in the left flap of the book window.  
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    1111== Task requirements == 
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    13  * The page structure palette should be displaying a list of all objects on the current page – frames ordered by their Z order and their resources .  
     13 * The page structure palette should display all objects on the current page – frames, ordered by their Z order, and their resources.  
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    15 * The palette displayes frame's resources – images, documents, media along with part of their meta information.  
     15 * The palette also displayes frame's resources – images, documents, media along with parts of their meta information.  
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    17  * A user should be able to select an objects from the structure palette and this way cause it to gain focus. Also when an object is selected in the page, it is selected in the palette list as well. Clicking on a resource should locate it on the page. 
     17 * Palette`s contents should update according to the pages structure.  
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     19 * A user should be able to select an objects from the structure palette and this way cause it to gain focus. Also when an object is selected in the page, it is selected in the palette list as well. Clicking on a resource in the palette should locate it on the page. 
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    1921* The page structure palette provides control over the frames on the page. Frames could be created, deleted, rearranged (by drag and drop) and their titles should be editable from the palette. (The name of the task suggests only displaying so this may not be a task requirement.)