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What does the dotted line mean?
Never seen this before. Now, the Adobe Acrobat app icon is now surrounded by the dot-line.
- 1. Interface Design Elements: In some versions of Windows, dotted lines may be used to identify editable areas or to indicate dynamic elements in the interface.
2. Feature previews: In Insider Preview releases, dotted lines may be used to highlight new features being tested or features that are not yet fully implemented.
3. Feedback Indication: When providing feedback, dotted lines may be used to indicate specific areas or feature points that the user needs to focus on.
4. Interface loading status: In some cases, a dotted line may indicate that content is loading or waiting for user action.
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- The dotted lines just means the item is currently selected or highlighted.
- 1. Interface Design Elements: In some versions of Windows, dotted lines may be used to identify editable areas or to indicate dynamic elements in the interface.
2. Feature previews: In Insider Preview releases, dotted lines may be used to highlight new features being tested or features that are not yet fully implemented.
3. Feedback Indication: When providing feedback, dotted lines may be used to indicate specific areas or feature points that the user needs to focus on.
4. Interface loading status: In some cases, a dotted line may indicate that content is loading or waiting for user action. - If the Adobe Acrobat app is highlighted with a dotted line and seems unresponsive or hasn't loaded correctly, it could be indicating that something is wrong or that the app is in a loading state.
