A tap on a device in the simulation now also chooses it, so its three-dot
button shows as in the design, wherever the simulation's menu offers
something (the desktop, each card's data exchange; a switch has none).
Java's action of the tap stays (desktop, switch and NAT tables), a tap
beside lets go. The device sheet stays closed — the design is locked — and
the others see no frame. Java opens that menu only with a right click.
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One row per frame (its highest layer's), Java's detail tree, the table as
Java's text file, "Tabellen löschen" for every card (clearCapture in the
room), a tab per card with Java's title, Java's layer colours as tokens,
the chosen frame and autoscroll per tab. New oracle ExchangeWindowRun.
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