| The Basics of Your Browser |
Web Application Menus and Buttons |
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The buttons of a web page can simply be images. They can link you to another page and start other actions. But within a form, they are used to specify information, reset the form, create form pre-sets or submit the form when it is completed. |
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Technically, they act like buttons, in that they create a physical response to an action, and are pressed. But they actually provide information like a field does (Figure 10). Radio buttons allow only one selection at a time. |
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To select a radio button, scroll over it with the pointer of the mouse, and click once. You can tell that it is selected because a dark circle will appear within the gray circle, and it will look as if it has been pressed down. |
| Figure 10 |
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