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| Selected response from: Dierk Seeburg Local time: 12:26 | ||||||
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na | Verzeichnisleiste |
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na | Kontextmenü?? |
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na | Ordner-Ausschnitt |
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na | Ordnerliste |
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na | Ordnerfenster |
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Verzeichnisleiste Explanation: alt. Verzeichnisliste oder -tabelle MMI |
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Kontextmenü?? Explanation: If you right-click on a folder, then what appears is the 'Kontextmenü' (context menu), is it not? And this is a way, indeed, to delete the folder. That's why I think, 'panel' is just an alternative word for 'context menu'. my PC |
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Ordner-Ausschnitt Explanation: Oder Ordnerausschnitt sieht aus, wie die linke Seite vom Windows-Explorer |
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Ordnerliste Explanation: Just adding my 2 cents' worth- Microsoft's Win2000 glossary does not list "folder panel", but the previous answer is correct, it's the left-hand side of the Explorer window that lists the various folders. I'd suggest using Ordnerliste - it's clear and concise. I'd also use Ordner rather than Verzeichnis since Ordner is the term being used in the newer versions of Windows. |
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Ordnerfenster Explanation: This is not part of the contextual menu, as the contextual menu is only *invoked* from this panel. Rather, "panel" refers to the "window" in which the folders appear. This sounds like the folder selection dialog window in Windows. Cheerio, Dierk experience from similar previous projects |
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