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            Figure 7-2
                These buttons show the different labelPlacement orientations.
            
            Figure 7-3
                This Button control has an icon and a label.

            Figure 7-4
                A selected and toggled Button, RadioButton, and CheckBox.

            Figure 7-5
                A selected CheckBox control.
            
            Figure 7-6
                A pair of mutually exclusive RadioButton controls.
            
            Figure 7-7
                A LinkButton control that navigates the user’s browser to Adobe.com.
                
            Figure 7-8
                A PopUpButton control displaying a Button control as its pop-up.
            
            Figure 7-9
                A PopUpButton control that displays a prepopulated List control.
            
            Figure 7-10
                A PopUpMenuButton displaying three color choices.
            
            Figure 7-11
                Two DateChooser controls showing calendar information.

            Figure 7-12
                DateChooser controls showing individual days and date ranges disabled.
    
            Figure 7-13
                A DateField control showing July 4, 2008, as the selected date.
    
            Figure 7-14
                A horizontal and a vertical standalone scrollbar.
    
            Figure 7-15
                Horizontal and vertical sliders with limited sliding range.

            Figure 7-16
                Displaying text to users.
            
            Figure 7-17
                Using a TextInput control to receive user input.
            
            Figure 7-18
                The RichTextEditor control provides HTML formatting tools for text editing.
            
            Figure 7-19
                Using ProgressBar to show processes loading with known and unknown (indeterminate) durations.
            
            Listing 7-1
                Creating a Simple Video Player Application
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