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    10 <p>Vertical lists are used extensively in most applications. Two-dimensional

    11 grids are less frequently used, but have obvious advantages in some situations.

    12 In lists and grids, the user can move the focus from one item to another using

    13 the Arrow keys. This is called browsing or scrolling.</p>

    14 <p>In general, vertical browsing is preferred over horizontal browsing; the

    15 keypad solutions should take this into account.</p>

    16 <fig id="GUID-BBF0E214-A254-42B4-B4CA-4ECC50A15D0D">

    17 <title>Lists</title>

    18 <image href="GUID-B0E6F296-1340-4458-B9F6-EDC13BBF20E9_d0e54374_href.png" scale="40" placement="inline"></image>

    19 </fig>

    20 <section><title>Using lists and grids

    21 in C++ applications</title><p>The APIs to use for lists and grids are the Lists

    22 API and the Grids

    23 API. For implementation information, see Using

    24 the Lists API and Using

    25 the Grids API.</p></section>

    26 </conbody></concept>