a button that can be chosen by a user to begin, to interrupt, or to end a process. When chosen, a command button appears pushed in, and is sometimes called a "push button."
A standard Windows control that initiates a command or sets an option (also referred to as a push button).
Definition: A button that you use to start an action. Command buttons are always rectangular in shape. Command buttons always have a text label, but the label can also include a graphic. Usage: Title capitalization for the command button name. Verb: Click when the button represents a frequently-used command such as OK. Click on when the button represents a GNOME-specific or little-known command. Noun: None. You usually do not need to use a noun to refer to a command button. For example, click OK. If you must use a noun, use button. Tags: Use the guibutton tag for the command button name. Example 1: To save your changes and close the dialog, click Close. Example 2: To delete a translation of a launcher, select the translation then click on the Remove button.
The button used to execute application commands.
In a dialog box, a button like which, when clicked, executes a command.
In a dialog box, a button that carries out an action. A command button usually has a label that describes its action, such as Cancel or Help. If the label is followed by an ellipsis, clicking the button displays a dialog box.
A command name enclosed in angle brackets at the bottom of the LAN Manager Screen or dialog box (for example, the Zoom button). Choosing a command button carries out a task or leads to another dialog box.
a button on your form that will carry out some kind of command that has been preprogrammed
a button that the user can press to trigger some action
a button with a rectangular border that contains text, a graphic, or both
a rectangular object that allows the user to dismiss a dialog box or to initiate an action
A command button, when clicked, will cause an action to occur.
A screen object, usually square or rectangular, that responds visually by appearing to be pressed in and then released like a button on a automobile dashboard. Pressing the button allows a user to make something happen. A word, phrase or picture on the button's face indicates the what the button is for. A command button is a "form control".
On a form or dialog box, a rectangular object that a user can click that confirms the choices, cancels the choices, or causes another action. The most common command buttons are OK and Cancel.
A control which may be used to initiate a command in an application or to toggle an application state. See also: latching command button
