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 ==== Auto Hide / Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) ====
-There are several different window position options for how the navigation pane presents itself.  Most users will not want to change this from the default settings.
+There are several different window position options for how the navigation pane presents itself.  Most users will not find it useful to change this from the default settings.
 ===== Auto Hide =====
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 ===== Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) =====
-The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window and force the rest of the main window's contents to share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.  Right clicking inside this area will also open up the window position context menu.
+The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window and force the rest of the main window's contents to share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window and dock it to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it is not attached to any other window.  Right clicking inside this area will also open up the window position context menu.
 ==== Current Navigation Pane ====

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 ===== Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) =====
-The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window make and the rest of the main window's contents share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.  Right clicking inside this area will also open up the window position context menu.
+The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window and force the rest of the main window's contents to share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.  Right clicking inside this area will also open up the window position context menu.
 ==== Current Navigation Pane ====

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 ===== Auto Hide =====
-Click on the thumb tack icon to put the navigation bar into auto hide mode.  This option is useful hiding the navigation bar when it is not being used, thereby maximizing more horizontal screen real estate for use by actual screens.  In auto hide mode, the navigation bar becomes collapsed into a vertical tab on the left side of the screen.  When the user clicks or hovers over the vertical tab, the navigation bar slides into view.  Once Whistle Studio determines the user is no longer interacting with the navigation bar control, it slides back out of view.  To return the navigation control back into a dockable mode, click this icon again.
+Click on the thumb tack icon to put the navigation bar into auto hide mode.  This option is useful for hiding the navigation bar when it is not being used, thereby maximizing more horizontal screen real estate for use by actual screens.  In auto hide mode, the navigation bar becomes collapsed into a vertical tab on the left side of the screen.  When the user clicks or hovers over the vertical tab, the navigation bar slides into view.  Once Whistle Studio determines the user is no longer interacting with the navigation bar control, it slides back out of view.  To return the navigation control back into a dockable mode, click this icon again.
 ===== Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) =====

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 ===== Auto Hide =====
-Click on the thumb tack icon to put the navigation bar into auto hide mode.  This option is useful hiding the navigation bar when it is not being used, thereby maximizing more horizontal screen real estate for use by actual screens.  In auto hide mode, the navigation bar becomes collapsed into a vertical tab on the left side of the screen.  When the user clicks or hovers over the vertical tab, the navigation bar slides into view.  Once Whistle Studio determines the user is no longer interacting with the navigation bar control, it slides back out of view.
+Click on the thumb tack icon to put the navigation bar into auto hide mode.  This option is useful hiding the navigation bar when it is not being used, thereby maximizing more horizontal screen real estate for use by actual screens.  In auto hide mode, the navigation bar becomes collapsed into a vertical tab on the left side of the screen.  When the user clicks or hovers over the vertical tab, the navigation bar slides into view.  Once Whistle Studio determines the user is no longer interacting with the navigation bar control, it slides back out of view.  To return the navigation control back into a dockable mode, click this icon again.
 ===== Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) =====

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 ===== Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) =====
-The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window make and the rest of the main window's contents share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.
+The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed.  Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window make and the rest of the main window's contents share space with it.  The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.  Right clicking inside this area will also open up the window position context menu.
 ==== Current Navigation Pane ====

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	==== Minimized Navigation Groups / Options ====		==== Minimized Navigation Groups / Options ====

−	If the user wants to see fewer navigation group buttons, they can use the navigation bar options menu to accomplish this. Similarly, by sliding the thin bar that lies above the navigation groups area, the user can cause the navigation group buttons to become minimized into this area. Minimized navigation groups take up less vertical space, but are still fully functional.	+	If the user wants to see fewer navigation group buttons, they can use the navigation bar options menu (the small down arrow button on the right) to accomplish this. Similarly, by sliding the thin bar that lies above the navigation groups area, the user can cause the navigation group buttons to become minimized into this area. Minimized navigation groups take up less vertical space, but are still fully functional.

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-The studio navigation bar is similar to the control used inside Microsoft Outlook.  This is the mechanism Whistle Studio uses to launch new screen instances.
+The studio navigation bar is similar to the directory navigation control used inside Microsoft Outlook.  This is the mechanism Whistle Studio uses to launch new screen instances.
 ==== Auto Hide / Navigation Pane Style (Window Position) ====

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	If the user wants to see fewer navigation group buttons, they can use the navigation bar options menu to accomplish this. Similarly, by sliding the thin bar that lies above the navigation groups area, the user can cause the navigation group buttons to become minimized into this area. Minimized navigation groups take up less vertical space, but are still fully functional.		If the user wants to see fewer navigation group buttons, they can use the navigation bar options menu to accomplish this. Similarly, by sliding the thin bar that lies above the navigation groups area, the user can cause the navigation group buttons to become minimized into this area. Minimized navigation groups take up less vertical space, but are still fully functional.
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	The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed. Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window make and the rest of the main window's contents share space with it. The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.		The small down arrow icon can be used to select the way navigation bar is displayed. Dockable is the default setting, meaning that the control will try to dock itself inside the main window make and the rest of the main window's contents share space with it. The user can grab on to the control by left clicking and holding down the mouse button, they can then drag the window to dock to another location inside the main window or simply leave the navigation window in floating mode where it isn't attached to any other window.
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	==== Current Navigation Pane ====		==== Current Navigation Pane ====