(mumbles) are often called "tabs", particularly in Microsoft and Apple documentation. This probably comes from often being rendered by those platforms like the paper tabs usually attached to the top of real paper sheets and/or folders in a filing cabinet.
The term "sheet" may come from the filing cabinet analogy, or from the term "worksheet" used in Microsoft Excel.
There may be official terminology guidelines but I haven't seen them.
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Dave in Australia
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On 4 Jan 2019, at 3:27 PM, Bob Jacobsen <rgj1927@...> wrote:
When you look at a decoder¡¯s values in JMRI, you¡¯ll see a stack of individual sets of values that can be selected by the tabs at the top.
What should we call those?
There¡¯s a (mumble) for basic motor options, another (mumble) for lights, another (mumble) for sounds, etc.
