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domain (ERD) Each is specifically defined as being an area as seen by the functional developer The user workspace domain (UWD) consists of user and workspace tiers, and it is that collection of computer resources whose responsibility is to support a single human being's view of system facilities through some user interaction/interface technology This domain supports a single user through a presentation device such as a graphical user interface (GUI) or green screen It represents the user's object model of the system A GUI can support a number of such user models, from simple green screen-style menu/panel to full-fledged (and arguably easier-to-use) object-based user interfaces In general, the more user-oriented the user's model, the greater the amount of business function dedicated to the user And indeed, there can be considerable business function in the UWD For example, consider a telephone salesperson user involved in a long and complex customer conversation .

In legacy versions of Word, when you wanted to create a new paragraph in a blank document, you had to press the Enter key twice. That s because the default body text style didn t provide for any extra spacing after a paragraph mark, which is a hidden symbol inserted when you press Enter. Starting with Word 2007, pressing Enter by default not only inserts the paragraph mark to create a new paragraph, but also inserts extra spacing between paragraphs to separate them visually and eliminate the need to press Enter twice. As shown in Figure 4-3, when you press Enter after a paragraph, the insertion point moves down to the beginning of a new paragraph, and Word includes spacing above the new paragraph.

Hatch patterns may seem complex, but they are easy to use, after you understand how they work. Hatch patterns have three characteristics that are similar to dimensions: n They are blocks. This means that all the lines that fill in an area are one object. Blocks are covered in 18. n They are associative. If you edit the object that is hatched, the hatch automatically adjusts to fit the new shape of the object. n They can be annotative. If you activate the annotative property of the hatch, the hatch can automatically adjust its display scale in a viewport. (See 17 for a discussion of annotative objects and viewports.) You have several ways to specify exactly which area you want to hatch. Often, the key to successful hatching lies in how you construct the area that you want to hatch. For example, you can use the BOUNDARY and REGION commands covered in previous sections of this chapter to create complex closed areas that you can hatch. AutoCAD stores hatch pattern definitions in the acad.pat and acadiso.pat files. AutoCAD LT uses the acadlt.pat and acadltiso.pat files. If you create your own hatch patterns, you can put them in another file with the PAT filename extension.

DC, the programmer is actually invoking a proxy within the separation layer that should normally be generated by the build tools . The proxy invokes generated or generic run-time code that handles the appropriate interaction with the component execution technology . In particular, the proxy can be timed to specific technologies so that, for example, where they do not provide efficient activation, then the proxy (probably plus some separate CEE-provided run-time service module) can enhance activation efficiency, thereby significantly reducing network traffic . In summary, the separation layer is a crucial player in providing the functional programmer with the required level of simplicity . There are other complexities, though-within the functional code-that must be handled . The DC concept also addresses these, as discussed in the next section, where the internal structural elements of the DC are considered-that is, the different categories of language class used in DC construction .