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In computing, a rectangular area on the screen of a graphical user interface. A window is used to display data and can be manipulated in various ways by the computer user.
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In order to measure the height, stretch the tape measure from the jamb at the top of the window to where the sloped sill meets the inner window stool.
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The apartments will retain the historical details of this 19th Century city landmark, including such fine details as baseboards, wainscoting, chair rails, window stools and trim, doors and frames, casings, crown moldings, rosettes and other interior details.
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Another good example of a casing is a window stool.
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