In case the hardware has no dedicated volume keys, the audio volume is -adjusted using the Arrow up and Arrow down keys. When the user is controlling -the volume, the key event brings the Volume Control pop-up to the view, and -the pop-up disappears after a timeout when the user has done the adjustment.
-The application may need up/down key events for controlling some other -component, such as list. In this case it needs to be decided whether that -view can be left without Volume Control or whether the Volume Control component -is accessed via the Options menu or toolbar.
-In touch UI it is possible to activate Volume Control via universal indicator
-pane. Volume is adjusted with touch by dragging the slider handle and audio
-can be muted by tapping the icon in the UI component, refer to
The Volume Control UI component may also be always available in the view. -In this case it is fixed in the layout.
-In case the hardware has no dedicated volume keys, the audio volume is +adjusted using the Arrow up and Arrow down keys. When the user is controlling +the volume, the key event brings the Volume Control pop-up to the view, and +the pop-up disappears after a time-out when the user has done the adjustment.
+The application may need up/down key events for controlling some other +component, such as list. In this case it needs to be decided whether that +view can be left without Volume Control or whether the Volume Control component +is accessed via the Options menu or toolbar.
+In touch UI it is possible to activate Volume Control via universal indicator
+pane. Volume is adjusted with touch by dragging the slider handle and audio
+can be muted by tapping the icon in the UI component, refer to
The Volume Control UI component may also be always available in the view. +In this case it is fixed in the layout.
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