pane

Preposition: of

• glass: Should he buy a pane of glass which is slightly bigger than the frame or slightly smaller?
• window: Use the boxes in the left pane of window to specify what you are looking for.

Converse of object

• resize: Controls are also provided to allow the user to dynamically resize the individual panes.
• smash: She immediately smashed a pane of glass in the door with the vase.
• glaze: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE: Wooden paneled front door with an opaque single glazed fixed pane to the side.
• tab: Pressing the Menu key cycles through tabbed dialog panes.
• edit: Right click Clicking in the editing pane with the right mouse button causes the Context Menu to be displayed.
• crack: This may include things like cracked window panes, stains or burns on the carpet or any damaged items of furniture.

Adjective modifier

• left-hand: Click once on the My Computer icon at the top of the left-hand pane in the Windows Explorer window.
• right-hand: In the right-hand pane, double click on the update file name.
• leaded: Windows had wooden frames with iron casements and diamond-shaped leaded panes.
• left: Enter your login details in the left pane, then click " Log In " .
• broken: It's a reminder to me to replace the broken pane, which is no doubt where it got in.
• outer: This causes a marked increase in condensation on the inner surface of the outer pane during cold weather.

Noun used with modifier

• preview: These HTML bugs can be thwarted by turning off the preview pane in e-mail.
• clipboard: To change the Clipboard options When the Clipboard task pane is displayed an icon appears in the System Tray on the Taskbar.
• scroll: A list is usually contained within a scroll pane.
• navigation: There are three tabs in the navigation pane: Contents tab Click the Contents tab to browse through the topics in the help system.
• window: Some of the window panes are of curved glass.
• glass: The top part was made of glass panes, like the ones in the window.