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Linking Menu and Application Screens
This chapter describes how to link the application screens so that an operator
is presented with a logical flow of information.
Section
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Linking Application Screens
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Linking Menu Screens
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Screen Linking Guidelines
12–2
Application Screen Linking Function Keys
12–3
Menu and Sub-Menu Linkage Display
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Linking a Menu
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Linking Example
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After you have developed all of the screens necessary for an application, you
need to decide how to link them. It is very helpful to create a flowchart of
the screens to use as a map before you begin to define the links.
The [PREV] and [NEXT] keys of the DTAM Plus or DTAM Micro use the
linking information to move between screens. Not all links need to have a
“next” and “previous” screen. A screen link may create a two-way or
one-way relationship.
Two-way links utilize a Link function:
Screen #20
Screen #30
[NEXT] selected
[PREV] selected
One-way links only utilize a Goto function:
Screen #20
Screen #30
[NEXT] selected
Chapter Objectives
Linking Application Screens