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Check
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The action of ticking a check box (tick box)
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Click
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Clicking the MaxMonkey system tray icon with your mouse pointer will perform the associated action
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Close
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The action of closing a window usually to free up resources or as part of a reboot or shutdown procedure
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Desktop
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The area allocated to your monitor by your operating system that displays the windows and programs that you use and acts as an interface between you and your programs.
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Maximize
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To enlarge a window to fit your entire screen.
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Maximized
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When a window fits the entire length and width of your screen (excluding visible taskbar) it is said to be maximized.
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Minimize
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The act of sending a window to your taskbar and hiding the window contents from view.
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Minimized
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When a window is only accessable from your taskbar and not visible on your desktop.
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Mouse Behavior
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Change the way that MaxMonkey handles mouse left, double and middle clicks.
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Restore
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To return a window to it's default, non-maximized, non-minimized visible state.
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Restored
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When a window is neither maximized or minimized and is still visible on your desktop it is restored.
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Startup
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The procedure that your computer initiates when rebooted or turned on. The act of loading programs and drivers that your operating system requires for normal function.
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System Tray
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The area that holds your clock and other system tray programs. Usually found at the bottom right of your screen on the taskbar.
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System Tray Icon
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An icon found in the system tray that enables access to a system tray program.
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Target
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Any window that matches the targeting parameters defined by you.
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Titlebar
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The area at the head of a window that contains the window title and basic information pertaining to said window.
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Taskbar
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The area on your screen (usually a strip found at the bottom of your screen, running the breadth of the screen) that holds the start button and system tray and enables access to desktop windows.
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Window
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A standardized container to hold controls and information.
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