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Frame Key (keyboard shortcut): The Frame key is the ''square'' icon on the upper right hand corner of your keyboard. It toggles the presence of the Frame on the screen. |
Frame Key (keyboard shortcut): The Frame key is the ''square'' icon on the upper right hand corner of your keyboard. It toggles the presence of the Frame on the screen. |
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Auto Frame Settings: Placing the cursor near the corners or edges will activate an auto frame display. The default setting can be changed to do this more or less frequently or ''never''. From the Home |
Auto Frame Settings: Placing the cursor near the corners or edges will activate an auto frame display. The default setting can be changed to do this more or less frequently or ''never''. From the Home view go to My Settings and click Frame. Use the slide bar to adjust the settings and click the check mark (ok). |
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# Clipboard: The left edge of the Frame serves as a clipboard. You can drag objects such as images and text to and from the clipboard, and from and to activities.<ref>http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/Zoom_Metaphor</ref> |
# Clipboard: The left edge of the Frame serves as a clipboard. You can drag objects such as images and text to and from the clipboard, and from and to activities.<ref>http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/Zoom_Metaphor</ref> |
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# Zoom menu: The Zoom menu is on the upper-left edge of the Frame . Use it to move between the four Sugar views: Neighborhood, Group, Home, and Activity. |
# Zoom menu: The Zoom menu (important keyboard shortcuts) is on the upper-left edge of the Frame . Use it to move between the four Sugar views: Neighborhood, Group, Home, and Activity. |
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# Running Activity list: The sequence of currently started Activities appear on the top edge of the Frame in the order that they were started. The active Activity is highlighted. (The Journal always appears here first.) |
# Running Activity list: The sequence of currently started Activities appear on the top edge of the Frame in the order that they were started. The active Activity is highlighted. (The Journal always appears here first.) Here you can see open Activities, and save, close or switch between them. |
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#* Sometimes an unlabeled circle appears here. It may represents an additional full-screen session started by an Activity whose icon already appears in the top edge of the Frame or an Activity that is having trouble completely starting. |
#* Sometimes an unlabeled circle appears here. It may represents an additional full-screen session started by an Activity whose icon already appears in the top edge of the Frame or an Activity that is having trouble completely starting. |
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#* Invitations also appear on this portion of the Frame. They appear as icons in the color of the person who sent them. |
#* Invitations also appear on this portion of the Frame. They appear as icons in the color of the person who sent them. |
Revision as of 20:16, 8 April 2012
The Frame is the black border around the screen that holds the Activity taskbar, clipboard, wireless connections, battery level, incoming invitations and notifications, buddies, and global information that is used across all views.
Accessing the Frame: You can access the frame from any view. View the frame and switch between a full page view and a frame view by using the Frame Key on the keyboard, and/or by moving the cursor to the edge or corners of your screen, depending on your setup.
Frame Key (keyboard shortcut): The Frame key is the square icon on the upper right hand corner of your keyboard. It toggles the presence of the Frame on the screen.
Auto Frame Settings: Placing the cursor near the corners or edges will activate an auto frame display. The default setting can be changed to do this more or less frequently or never. From the Home view go to My Settings and click Frame. Use the slide bar to adjust the settings and click the check mark (ok).
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The Frame view:
- Clipboard: The left edge of the Frame serves as a clipboard. You can drag objects such as images and text to and from the clipboard, and from and to activities.<ref>http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/Zoom_Metaphor</ref>
- Zoom menu: The Zoom menu (important keyboard shortcuts) is on the upper-left edge of the Frame . Use it to move between the four Sugar views: Neighborhood, Group, Home, and Activity.
- Running Activity list: The sequence of currently started Activities appear on the top edge of the Frame in the order that they were started. The active Activity is highlighted. (The Journal always appears here first.) Here you can see open Activities, and save, close or switch between them.
- Sometimes an unlabeled circle appears here. It may represents an additional full-screen session started by an Activity whose icon already appears in the top edge of the Frame or an Activity that is having trouble completely starting.
- Invitations also appear on this portion of the Frame. They appear as icons in the color of the person who sent them.
- Active buddy list: People you are currently collaborating with appear on the right edge of the Frame.
- System status: Battery, speaker, and network status appear on the lower edge of the Frame.
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You can drag items on the clipboard into Activities. A hover menu also lets you remove them from the clipboard, open them in an Activity, or save (keep) them in your Journal.
See http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Design_Team/Designs/Frame
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