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; <div id=card></div>Card
; <div id=card></div>Card
: (Mobile term)
: Synonyms: [[#dialog|Dialog]], [[#form|Form]]<br/>In the mobile edition, a proper subset of a screen that pops up modally in front of a screen to support the collection of information or performance of a task, and upon completion, returns to the "underlying" screen. That is, it is ''modal''; when the card pops up, the user is in the card mode; when the card is completed or dismissed, the user is returned to the screen mode.
: Synonyms: [[#dialog|Dialog]], [[#form|Form]]<br/>In the mobile edition, a proper subset of a screen that pops up modally in front of a screen to support the collection of information or performance of a task, and upon completion, returns to the "underlying" screen. That is, it is ''modal''; when the card pops up, the user is in the card mode; when the card is completed or dismissed, the user is returned to the screen mode.


; <div id=cards_view></div>Cards view
; <div id=cards_view></div>Cards view
: (Mobile feature)
: In the mobile edition, in '''''Card view''''', the Display of entries in a list in the form of cards, shown 2-up on the list screen, and showing the same information as is shown in '''''List view''''' &mdash; namely, thumbnail (if any), entry name, entry description, and entry status. ''See [[#view|View]].''
: In the mobile edition, in '''''Card view''''', the Display of entries in a list in the form of cards, shown 2-up on the list screen, and showing the same information as is shown in '''''List view''''' &mdash; namely, thumbnail (if any), entry name, entry description, and entry status. ''See [[#view|View]].''


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; <div id=dialog></div>Dialog
; <div id=dialog></div>Dialog
: Synonyms: [[#card|Card]], [[#form|Form]] (In Memento, the term ''card'' is preferred.)<br/>A proper subset of a screen that pops up "in front of" a screen to support the collection of information or performance of a task, and upon completion, returns to the "underlying" screen.
: Synonyms: [[#card|Card]], [[#form|Form]] (In Memento, the term ''card'' is preferred.)<br/>A proper subset of a screen that pops up "in front of" a screen to support the collection of information or performance of a task, and upon completion, returns to the "underlying" screen.
; <div id="display"></div>Display
: (Mobile term)
: In the '''mobile edition''', the way Memento is presented to the user, as a part of the device and its operating system. A app's screen is generally shown on the display.


; <div id=team></div>Dropdown panel
; <div id=team></div>Dropdown panel
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: In the desktop edition, a Memento window is at all times subdivided into panes.
: In the desktop edition, a Memento window is at all times subdivided into panes.
: In the mobile edition, panes or sometimes sections are used '''TBD''' in the scripting screens of JavaScript fields and of triggers, actions, and custom data sources.
: In the mobile edition, panes or sometimes sections are used '''TBD''' in the scripting screens of JavaScript fields and of triggers, actions, and custom data sources.
; <div id=pane_section></div>Pane section
: (desktop term)
: In the desktop edition, within a [[#window|window]] [[#pane|pane]], the '''content''' is often broken up into [[#pane_section|sections]]. A pane section is generally made up of a title, text, hyperlinks, and white space to visually separate the section from others. For example, the Memento opening window contains a center pane that is broken up into 3 sections &mdash; New Library, Recent, and Help.


; <div id=panel></div>Panel
; <div id=panel></div>Panel
: (Desktop term)
: (Desktop term)
: In the desktop edition, within a window [[#pane|pane]], the content is generally broken up into tiled '''''panels'''''. A panel may take the form of a [[#static_panel|static panel]],  a [[#tabbed_panel|tabbed panel]], or a [[#dropdown_panel|dropdown panel]]. In any of these cases, a panel may contain buttons, dropdown lists, prompting text, text fields, etc.
: In the desktop edition, [[#window|window]] [[#pane|panes]] are frequently broken up into tiled [[#panel|panels]]. A panel may take the form of a [[#static_panel|static panel]],  a [[#tabbed_panel|tabbed panel]], or a [[#dropdown_panel|dropdown panel]]. In any of these cases, a panel may contain buttons, dropdown lists, prompting text, text fields, etc.


== R ==
== R ==
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== S ==
== S ==
; <div id=screen></div>Screen
; <div id=screen></div>Screen &mdash; the content of a mobile display or desktop window
: In the mobile edition, as Memento is an application running natively on a device, its display normally consumes the device's entire screen. In certain circumstances &mdash; such as on devices that support multitasking &mdash; a Memento screen may occupy only a portion of the device's screen.
: In the mobile edition, a '''display screen'''. As Memento is an application running natively on a device, its screen normally consumes the device's entire display, making the terms essentially synonymous. In certain circumstances &mdash; such as on devices that support multitasking &mdash; a Memento screen may occupy only a portion of the device's display.
: In the desktop edition, a screen is generally referred to as a [[#window|window]], since the windowed user interfaces of desktop & laptop machines are generally made up of windows that may be minimized, maximized, or displayed as a window among other open windows whose contents can at least partially be seen concurrently. On these machines, Memento runs in a window.
: In the desktop edition, a '''window screen'''. As Memento is an application running natively in a window, its screen normally consumes the device's entire window, making the terms essentially synonymous. The user interfaces of desktop & laptop machines are generally made up of [[#window|windows]] that may be minimized, maximized, or displayed as a window among other open windows whose contents (the screens) can at least partially be seen concurrently.


; <div id=sort></div>Sort
; <div id=sort></div>Sort
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: In the '''mobile edition''', the following views are available: [[#list_view|List view]], [[#cards_view|Cards view]], [[#table_view|Table view]], [[#kanban_view|Kanban view]], & [[#calendar_view|Calendar view]].
: In the '''mobile edition''', the following views are available: [[#list_view|List view]], [[#cards_view|Cards view]], [[#table_view|Table view]], [[#kanban_view|Kanban view]], & [[#calendar_view|Calendar view]].
: In the '''desktop edition''', the following views are available: [[#list_view|List view]], [[#table_view|Table view]], & [[#calendar_view|Calendar view]].
: In the '''desktop edition''', the following views are available: [[#list_view|List view]], [[#table_view|Table view]], & [[#calendar_view|Calendar view]].
== W ==
; <div id="window"></div>Window
: (Desktop term)
: In the '''desktop edition''', the way Memento is presented to the user, as a part of the machine's operating system.
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