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check box

A small box on screen that simulates the equivalent symbol on a paper form. Options in software are often selected with a check box. Clicking the box switches it to its opposite state. If it is off (disabled - no mark), clicking it turns it on (enabled - a checkmark), and vice versa.

Disable or Enable
When a check box contains a checkmark, the function is "enabled," which means it is turned on and active. When the box is empty, the option is not active (disabled).


check box [′chek ‚bäks]
(computer science)
In a graphical user interface, a small box on which an x or check mark appears when the option indicated next to the box is turned on, and disappears when the option is turned off.


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We would suggest that both of these features could include a check box that reads "cannot determine" for cases in which neither is discernible because of distortion.
The ability to rename the "Completed" check box for events, allowing users to provide the appropriate completion date;
Under the Formatting marks category, select the check box labeled Paragraph marks and click on OK, as shown here:
 
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