Property sheets: Property sheets are a group of settings pretaining to any item. Most items in Windows 95 have "properties", which are nothing but settings relevent to the item. An example of a "property sheet" is shown below.
Tabs:
For example, in the figure on the left, there are four "tabs", namely,
"General", "Device Manager", "Hardware Profiles" and "Performance". Each
tab, when click will lead to a page of options that are relevant to the
tab heading. This method of presenting settings in a sorted order is great
when there are a large number of settings, or when you want to group revelent
settings. Windows 95 makes extensive use of tabs, especially in property
sheets.
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