Title Bar Clause Samples
The Title Bar clause serves to clearly identify the document and its key details at the top of each page. Typically, it includes information such as the document title, version number, date, and sometimes the parties involved or a confidentiality notice. By standardizing this information in a prominent location, the clause ensures that readers can quickly verify the document's identity and status, reducing confusion and helping to prevent the use of outdated or incorrect versions.
Title Bar. Located above the menu bar, a non-selectable region that contains the title name of the program.
Title Bar. Show/hide the caption of writing-pad. Show/hide the text buffer of Writing-pad. If the buffer is displayed, all the recognition result would be put here. After the buffer is full, the first word would be popped out into the caret. You can also click button to force all the result popped out and clear the buffer anytime. If the buffer is hidden, the recognition result will be send to the caret directly.
Title Bar. This will be the name of the EMBARQ Complete Contacts Zimlet. This name will also be displayed in the Address Book tool bar and the Webapps directory.
Title Bar