To switch an option to one of two positions (either on or off). The "caps lock", "scroll lock", and "num lock" keys are examples of toggle switches.
A button or switch that is either "on" or "off." An "off" button that is clicked is turned "on" while an "on" button that is clicked is turned "off."
Lever used for control as in the common toggle switch or toggle dimmer.
Very small button which can be set 'on' or 'off'.
A two-position switch. It may be a physical switch or a representation of a toggle in a application.
To switch alternately between two possible selections.
A simple switch the oscillates back or forth for a single input pulse. At its simplest, a switch with two positions.
Alternation of function between two stable states.
The action of pressing a single key on a keyboard to switch between two or more modes of operation, such as insert and replace.
To turn a mode or condition on or off.
To switch back and forth from one state to another.
any instruction that works first one way and then the other; it turns something on the first time it is used and then turns it off the next time
a hinged switch that can assume either of two positions
a button that is created from ONE button movie clip
a key that selects between options
a menu item which is labeled as either "on" or "off" according to the value of selected
To turn a setting alternately on or off. For example, you can hide or show the Toolbar.
An item that has only two options, usually "on" and "off."
Something that can be on or off.; a single switch that's pressed once to turn something on and again to turn it off. This term appears when describing something you can do in a program that turns a function on & doing it again turns it off.
This term refers to the process of turning on and off a switch type of command or option (like a light switch). The first time you use a command, you turn on the option, and the next time you select the command, you turn it off.
A function key or menu selection that turns a feature off if it is on, or on if it is off. Used as a verb, “toggle” means to reverse the status of a feature.
The act of selecting and changing a parameter that has an on/off state.
1. A switch that is either on or off. 2. If it is on, to turn it off; if it is off, to turn it on.
A mode that is alternately turned on and off by successive entry of its command.
To switch alternately between 2 possible selections.
Turning on and off a McIDAS-X function, such as graphics or image frames; similar to turning a light switch on and off.
interface: Change from off to on, selected to unselected, or vice versa.
A type of switch that typically alternates between two modes, on or off.
Winegard automatic satellite dishes will automatically switch from the primary to secondary satellite for your satellite service provider by simply changing channels with your satellite receiver.
A switch or setting that has either an "on" or "off" state.
To switch back and for the between a particular status, for example, mute/un-mute.
In this case, it means "switch between". So if you have zoomed in an area of your photo, "Toggle full" means to switch between your zoomed in view and the normal full sized view.
A setting that can be turned either on or off. For example, you show or hide the grid in the Layout editor in Oracle Graphics.
Alternate between two possible values.
A common control switch for electric lamps.