When a user opens a container, the contents of that container are displayed in a window. A container window can present various views of its contents, and each view can provide different information about its container items. The following table describes the views the container control provides:
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If a text string is not specified for a view in a place where a text string could be used, a blank space is used as a placeholder. For example, if a text string is not placed beneath an icon in the Icon view, a blank space is inserted just as though the text string were there. If this blank space is not a read-only field, the user can put text into the space by editing it directly.