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Using the form navigation toolbar<br />

Using the form navigation toolbar<br />

Your navigation path Now you’ll practice navigating with the form navigation toolbar.<br />

You’ll start by looking at information about the subsystem you<br />

created in Lesson 2, “Creating Your First Use Case Diagram.”<br />

From there, you’ll look at information about a use case within this<br />

subsystem and another use case incorporated in that one.<br />

Lesson 8: Exploring What You’ve Done<br />

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When you use the toolbar to navigate through forms, <strong>FrameWork</strong><br />

opens each form you request in the same window. As a result, only<br />

one form is open at a time. However, <strong>FrameWork</strong> keeps a list of the<br />

forms you open in the window, so you can return to them just as<br />

easily as if they were still open.<br />

What you do To look at information about the Employee Hiring subsystem:<br />

1 Open your Employee Hiring System diagram if it’s not open<br />

already.<br />

2 On the popup menu for the Employee Hiring subsystem, select<br />

View in Form and then Basic Subsystem Information.<br />

3 On the View menu, select Form Navigation Toolbar.<br />

<strong>FrameWork</strong> displays the form navigation toolbar at the top of<br />

the Basic Subsystem Information form. The object field in the<br />

toolbar shows the subsystem for which you opened the form.

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