NX Why does the 'OK' button on a dialog have brackets around it?

2021-10-06T23:26:57Z
NX for Design

Summary


Details

What does it mean when the 'OK' button on a dialog has the 'greater than' and 
'less than' symbol around it? 
 For example, it looks similar to: < OK >



Solution

 The OK button displays brackets ( < OK > ) when auto accept is available.


Auto Accept means that it is not necessary to select the 'OK' button to 
complete the command. Another command can be started, and the current dialog 
will automatically accept the current input and complete the command before 
starting the new command. Basically, another command can be started without 
selecting 'OK' or 'Apply' in the current command's dialog box.



Notes and References


Hardware/Software Configuration

Platform: na
OS: n/a
OS Version: n/a
Product: NX
Application: DESIGN
Version: V8.5
Function: INFO_ANALYSIS

Ref: 002-7005779

KB Article ID# PL7005779

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