| The bar located along
the top of a window or a dialog box that displays the name of the window
and/or software program being used.
For example, users using Microsoft
Internet Explorer to view this
web page will likely see "Title bar - Microsoft Internet Explorer"
for the title of their window. Besides giving a description of the
open program and/or window, the title bar has several other useful
features. Below is a list of some of the functions of the title bar.
Keep in mind that not all of these features are supported in all
operating systems.
- Click and hold down the mouse button on the title bar to move
the window around when not maximized.
- Double-clicking the title bar
will maximize the window or set the window into window mode
allowing it to be moved around your screen.
Tip: See our window dictionary
definition for a visual example and explanation of all portions
of a window including the Title bar.
Also see: Menu bar, Operating
system definitions, Title, Toolbar,
Window
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