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When
referring to software, a button, or push-button, is a graphical
representation of a button that performs a specific action when
pressed. For example, when a user closes a file, he or she may see a
dialog box with a prompt if they wish to save the file and have the
option to press the push-button for "Yes", "No" or
"Cancel". Below is a visual example of a button.
2. When referring to hardware, a button is a physical button on a
hardware device. For example, the button on the front of your
computer monitor used to turn the
monitor on and off is an example of this type of button.
Also see: Button,
Cancel, Command button,
Ok,
Operating System
definitions, Radio button, Start
button
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