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    12 <concept id="GUID-0BAE2D0E-604B-4A62-B5EB-AC68EAF7F589" xml:lang="en"><title>Navigating

    13 in applications</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

    14 <p>The traditional hierarchical tree structure forms the basis for navigation.

    15 The user can move forward from one node (state) by opening an available item

    16 or selecting an option from a menu. The Back function (available in the right

    17 softkey Back) returns to the previous level in the hierarchy. In the initial

    18 state of an application (number 1 in the figure below), the Exit function

    19 replaces Back in the right softkey and is used for closing the application.</p>

    20 <fig id="GUID-E040C6A4-5CB6-4DEC-99A8-8704AD6C3CCF">

    21 <title>Example of the basic state hierarchy in an application. The solid lines

    22 indicate moving forward from a state into a sub-state. The dotted lines are

    23 backward moves to the previous level.</title>

    24 <image href="GUID-C0CC6EEF-E95F-4DE1-9E53-2B777D9E433D_d0e81716_href.png" scale="70" placement="inline"/>

    25 </fig>

    26 </conbody></concept>