1.   Any decent e-mail program will display the name of an attachment without actually extracting it.

2.   Both programs display much of their text in screen fonts that are particularly irritating to read, and only rarely do they let you print it out.

3.   If vCard files are appearing as text file attachments to e-mail, it is probably because your e-mail program cannot display vCards properly.

4.   In such cases, the e-mail program will usually display a file attachment called winmail.dat along with the message sent by the user.

5.   Menus for different categories of clothes appear on the screen, and the program will display a selection of items available.

6.   Some programs display the coding to you, so you end up seeing the message through a jungle of code.

7.   The NBC program also displays a shameless lack of originality.

8.   The program can display information from a city block to a county to the whole state.

9.   The program displayed a panel of buttons alongside the work area of the screen.

10.   The program displays a portion of practice text related to the video clip, and once the student has completed the drill, the video clip plays.