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Breeze browser window includes several main user interface components:
• Primary video pane
• Assistant video pane
• Controller pane
• Title bar
• Main menu
• Toolbars
• Status bar
• Scroll bars
Primary and assistant video panes display video data. By default primary
channel is connected via the video output port 1 to the primary video pane, and
assistant channel is connected via the video output port 3 to the assistant
video pane. But if it is necessary each video pane can be connected to any of 4
available video ports.
Title bar displays names of open input documents, files, video
streams, images etc. for primary and assistant channels.
Main menu provides an access to the majority of commands available in
Breeze. Most frequently used commands are also available in the pop-up menus
invoked by the clicking the right button of a mouse.
Toolbars is another handy way to access Breeze commands. All commands supported
by toolbars are also available in the main menu.
Status bar is used to display text information about current state of a browser
window, menus, toolbars etc.
Each of 3 main panes of a browser window has its own scroll bars,
horizontal and vertical ones. They allow reaching any part of a pane
when size of Breeze frame window is small.
Browser window can be configured according to the concrete job. All
components of browser window can be hidden of shown at any time,
except primary video pane. Controller and assistant video panes,
toolbars and status bar can be hidden or shown in all available
display modes. Title bar, main menu, toolbars and status line are
hidden or shown automatically during a switching between
the normal and full screen display modes.
When work in Breeze is completed and it is closing, configuration of a
browser window is saved. When Breeze starts next time a browser
window restore its configuration from the saved data.
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