Part of the display used for giving you information about the current state of operations.

the floating bar with the Start, Suspend and Resume buttons on it. The Status Bar displays the status of the current compression.

The status bar is the area at the bottom of a window that provides messages that describe what you are seeing and doing in the presentation as you work.

An area that displays state information for the content in the window, typically placed at the bottom of a window.

The status bar is the lower left corner of a browser window where messages are displayed.

A bar at the bottom of the window which has areas that tell you of the current status of the program. In PowerPoint you will see a Message Area, Design Template area, Language area, and Status area for icons about spell check and printing.

A control bar at the bottom of a window, with a row of text output panes. The status bar is usually used as a message line (for example, the standard menu help message line) or as a status indicator (for example, the CAP, NUM and SCRL indicators). See also dialog bar.

An information bar at the bottom of Desktop which displays key information, including the number of records in the infobase and the current query.

The small bar at the bottom of the Navigator window where messages about the current action are displayed. JavaScript can write text to the status bar.

to view the address of a hyperlink without going to the new site, move your pointer over the link (look for the hand with the pointing index finger) and then look at the status bar, which is at the bottom of your browser window.

Provides information about your current position in a presentation at the bottom of the PowerPoint window. The type of information changes depending on the view you are in.

a horizontal bar indicator used for showing hit points, power, and other scalar data

a horizontal box that appears on the bottom of the screen in many Mozilla applications, including the Mozilla browser itself

a horizontal window at the bottom of a parent window in

an area typically at the bottom of an application window that displays information about the current operation

a narrow area along the bottom of a window into which short messages can be displayed

a narrow window that can be placed along the bottom of a frame to give small amounts of status information

a rectangular area at the bottom of a form in which you can display information in multiple subordinate rectangles called panes

a status info line normally residing in the bottom of a WidgetWindow or other container type of Widget

a window that reports the operational status of the application

Portion of RealPlayer Plus that displays connection and other information about the current clip.

The status bar is found at the bottom of your document window. On the Status bar you will find your Tag Selector (HTML tags), window size controls, file size and upload statistics and a mini launcher (site files, assets, html styles and others).

The status bar is at the bottom left of your browser window. Ordinarily it displays exciting stuff like the percentage of a site that's downloaded, but you can use javascript to make it say whatever you want

The bar or rectangular region at the bottom of the browser window that shows several items of information regarding the transfer of a Web document to the browser. When the mouse is moved over a hyperlink it shows the hyperlink's URL. When a Web page is requested it gives information about contacting and receiving information from a server. During transmission it tells, in terms of a percentage, how much of the document has been transferred and indicates whether transmissions are being carried on in a secure manner.

The toolbar that appears at the bottom of any &brandShortName; window. It shows status icons on the right.

A strip at the bottom of a window containing information about the window's contents. In 'My Computer', the status bar tells you how many items you have selected in the window and the amount of memory they use.

A line at the top or bottom of a screen which gives information about the task currently being worked on, such as the position of cursor, the number of lines, filename, time and so on

the gray region along the bottom edge of a Montage Desktop or other application window, where prompts, tips, and assorted transient messages are displayed. (Montage has a menu command for toggling the status bar ON/OFF setting, and another toggle command that controls whether to display Shortcut tips in the status bar.)

This is the name given to the bar that runs across the bottom of many programs and contains the status and other information regarding either the program or document that is open.

The toolbar that appears at the bottom of the Netscape Browser window. It includes information about the current page being loaded, and also includes the icon for switching the rendering engine.

Displays information about the current operation, such as the percentage of a Web page's layout and graphics that has loaded.

The horizontal bar along the bottom of the Microsoft PhotoDraw window that displays helpful information, such as the progress of the current task, the X, Y position of the selected object with regard to the background, and the width and height of the selected object.

Available only on the Tungsten(tm) T3 and Tungsten(tm) T5 handhelds, the status bar provides quick access to various handheld settings and states such as battery and memory levels, Bluetooth status, screen orientation and more, all from a single location on the bottom or side of the handheld screen.

The gray bar at the bottom of the window that provides information about your current activity in Access and displays the field descriptions you entered in Design View. Structured Query Language (SQL) Programming language used by Access to create and execute queries.

The area at the bottom of the browser window that contains text describing a page's location or the progress of a connection to a page. When the cursor is positioned over a link, the status bar shows the URL that will be used to bring the page to the screen. When a Web page is loading, the status bar reports progress in contacting the URL source.

A horizontal bar at the bottom of the yKAP screen that provides activity information (such as while saving or retrieving data).

The area at the bottom of the FrontPage Editor or FrontPage Explorer that displays information about the currently selected command or about an operation in progress.

A bar that appears at the bottom of the document window that displays the HTML tags and the estimated download time of that page.

This bar at the bottom of your browser's window always indicates the status of your request. It indicates what percentage of the page, file or graphic is downloaded. Will reflect as "Done" when the downloading is completed.

Horizontal area at the bottom of the document window that provides information about the current state of what you are viewing in the window and any other contextual information.

The bar or rectangular region at the bottom of the browser window that displays information regarding the transfer of a Web document to the browser. When the mouse moves over a hyperlink, the status bar shows the hyperlink's URL. When a Web page is requested, the status bar gives information about contacting and receiving information from a server. During transmission, the status bar displays a percentage that reflects how much of the document has been transferred. The status bar also indicates whether transmissions are occurring in a secure manner.

The area displayed across the bottom of the main window that displays descriptive messages about a selected menu item or toolbar button. It also displays the horizontal and vertical position of the pointer.

An area at the bottom of a primary window. A status bar is used to display status messages and read-only information about the object that the window represents. See also object, primary window.

Applies to the CampusTime desktop client. The Status Bar is displayed at the bottom of the Agenda windows. It shows the current date and time and your on-line/off-line status. To display or hide the Status Bar, select View menu choose Status Bar.

The area at the bottom of a program window that shows you what's going on as you work. A status bar may show the page and line number where the insertion point is positioned, and indicate whether you are typing in Overstrike or Insert mode.

The status bar is displayed at the bottom of the Agenda Views. It shows helpful tips on menu items and icons, the current date and time, whether your Reminders are turned on or off, and your off-line/on-line status. You can add the status bar to your Agenda View or remove it by going to View Status Bar. Back to the top

The bar at the bottom of a program; it displays information about the program.

A line of information related to the current program. The status bar is usually located at the bottom of a window. Not all windows have a status bar.

A bar at the bottom of a window that is used to indicate the status of a task. For example, when you send an email message, you'll see the status bar filling with dots indicating that your message is being sent.

in regards to the Internet, the status bar appears at the bottom of the browser window. It tells you what is going on while you are on the internet. It may tell you the address of the website you are accessing, if the server is being contacted, what is being downloading, etc. The status bar also appears in other computer programs and displays a variety of information relating to the active document.

A status bar is a component (widget) often found at the bottom of windows in a graphical user interface. It is very frequently divided into sections, each of which shows different information. Its job is primarily to display information about the current state of its window, although some status bars have extra functionality.