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 ====== Visual Perspective ======
-The //**Aware IM**// concept of the screen layout is called a //visual perspective//. The visual perspective defines the look and feel of an application. //**Aware IM**// always generates the default visual perspective, but in most cases configurators will change the default perspective to provide their own layout.
+The //**AwareIM**// concept of the screen layout is called a //visual perspective//. The visual perspective defines the look and feel of an application. //**AwareIM**// always generates the default visual perspective, but in most cases configurators will change the default perspective to provide their own layout.
 Visual perspectives allow configurators to define the following:
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 Configuration of a visual perspective is described in detail in the [[docs:2500_config_apps:1500_add_edit_vp|Adding/Editing Visual Perspectives]] section.
-It is possible to define several visual perspectives for an application and switch between them when necessary. This may be useful if the application contains several relatively independent functional areas that need to look different to the user and/or offer different sets of menu operations. For example, there may be an area that provides management of forums and another area that handles orders and purchases. Switching visual perspectives is achieved by configuring a special type of a menu operation called “Change Perspective” (see [[docs:2500_config_apps:1500_add_edit_vp:0100_working_with_vp_editor:0500_defining_layout_of_content_panels:1100_setting_menu_item_props|Setting Menu Item Properties]]) – when a user selects the menu item of this type //**Aware IM**// shows the visual perspective configured for this menu item.
+It is possible to define several visual perspectives for an application and switch between them when necessary. This may be useful if the application contains several relatively independent functional areas that need to look different to the user and/or offer different sets of menu operations. For example, there may be an area that provides management of forums and another area that handles orders and purchases. Switching visual perspectives is achieved by configuring a special type of a menu operation called “Change Perspective” (see [[docs:2500_config_apps:1500_add_edit_vp:0100_working_with_vp_editor:0500_defining_layout_of_content_panels:1100_setting_menu_item_props|Setting Menu Item Properties]]) – when a user selects the menu item of this type //**AwareIM**// shows the visual perspective configured for this menu item.