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Figure 2. A Typical Dialog

Dialogs appear when you choose a menu item that does not perform an
immediate action.  They allow you to make choices and set options.  The
dialogs contain the following:

Edit fields
    These are fields in which you can type information.

Buttons
    You can click on buttons to perform actions.

Default button
    The default button in a dialog is highlighted.  You can select this
    button by pressing ENTER.

Cancel
    All dialogs contain a cancel button.  Choose the Cancel button or press
    ESC to leave a dialog without saving or implementing changes you have
    made to the dialog.

Check Boxes
    Check boxes are used to control settings in the debugger.  Click on the
    field, or TAB to it and press SPACE to toggle the option between on and
    off.

Radio Buttons
    Radio buttons present a set of mutually exclusive choices.  Click on a
    radio button to turn it on or press TAB to move to the group of radio
    buttons and use the cursor keys to select a radio button.  If this does
    not work, use the accelerator key to turn on the desired radio button.
     Only one radio button is on at all times.  When you select a different
    radio button, the currently selected one is turned off.

List boxes
    A list box contains a list of applicable items.

Drop-down List boxes
    A drop down list box is a list that does not appear on the screen until
    you click on the down arrow on the right of the box.  You may then
    select from a list of options.