 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, as can be seen in the picture to the right,
when visiting a web page in a browser the title
of that page will be shown in the title bar, in this example it's "Computer
Hope's free computer help" title of its home page.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.
- Windows 7 introduced several new advancements that also allows you to click
and drag the title bar to any edge of any of the screens to quickly make a
window in that portion of the screen. Additional information about this can be
found on our tip101 page.
Also see: Menu bar, Operating system definitions, Title, Toolbar, Window | |
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