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The figure below illustrates the look of the desktop when an application's normal window is shown. As for the figure's legend, the following list explains it: | The figure below illustrates the look of the desktop when an application's normal window is shown. As for the figure's legend, the following list explains it: | ||
- | * A: Task switcher button. Tapping on it, the application is put | + | * A: Task switcher button. Tapping on it, the application is put in second plan and the desktop is quickly shown allowing you to choose any running application, as well as the application you had on before. To access the home view from this new view, press the dimmed area around the applications' thumbnails or launch another task by tapping the task switcher button which in this view becomes a task launcher button. |
* B: Status area button. Provides information about the status of the device or applications. A status view can be accessed by pressing the status area. | * B: Status area button. Provides information about the status of the device or applications. A status view can be accessed by pressing the status area. | ||
* C: Close button. Closes the application. Note that if the current application's window is a subview (for more information, see [[Legacy Maemo 5 Documentation/Graphical UI Tutorial/Windows and dialogs | Windows and dialogs]]), a back button is displayed instead of a close button. The back button also closes the window but instead of closing the application, it goes back to a previous view. | * C: Close button. Closes the application. Note that if the current application's window is a subview (for more information, see [[Legacy Maemo 5 Documentation/Graphical UI Tutorial/Windows and dialogs | Windows and dialogs]]), a back button is displayed instead of a close button. The back button also closes the window but instead of closing the application, it goes back to a previous view. |
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