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- An item in the Options menu can be a submenu title, leading to additional
-choices that are displayed in another pop-up window (on top of the Options
-menu pop-up window) as a submenu. The submenu is opened by pressing either the left softkey (Select),
-the Selection key, or the Arrow right key. The user can close the submenu window by pressing the Arrow left key. The
-main menu window remains open, with the focus on the submenu title. When an item in a submenu is selected, both the submenu and main menu windows
-are closed. The following rules apply to submenus: The number of items should be low, so that the user does not need to
-scroll in order to see all of them. Functions should not occur sometimes in the main level and at other
-times in a submenu. Items that are in a submenu should always be found in
-the same submenu. Only one submenu level is allowed; that is, a submenu cannot contain
-another submenu. An item in the Options menu can be a submenu title, leading to additional
+choices that are displayed in another pop-up window (on top of the Options
+menu pop-up window) as a submenu. The submenu is opened by pressing either the left softkey (Select),
+the Selection key, or the Arrow right key. In touch enabled device, submenu
+is displayed with touch down and release on the Options menu item.
+Scrolling and selecting within submenu window is done as in Options menu. The user can close the submenu window when: Arrow left key is pressed. touch is moved to another menu list item. touch down and release from the Options menu item that it was
+launched from. touch down anywhere outside the submenu window.
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The main menu window remains open, with the focus on the submenu title.
+When an item in a submenu is selected, both the submenu and main menu windows +are closed.
+The following rules apply to submenus:
+The number of items should be low, so that the user does not need to +scroll in order to see all of them.
Functions should not occur sometimes in the main level and at other +times in a submenu. Items that are in a submenu should always be found in +the same submenu.
Only one submenu level is allowed; that is, a submenu cannot contain +another submenu.