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Navigator containers provide a way to organize your user interface into a group of related views. For example, you can use them to create a tabbed user interface. The containers provide built-in mechanisms for letting the user move through, or navigate, the views. For example, the TabNavigator container has tabs that lets users select a different view.
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You can also create multiview interfaces with Flex view states. For more information, see Adding View States and Transitions. |
You can use Flex Builder to insert navigator containers in your application, and then create the layout of each of the container's views. If you use a ViewStack container, you can use Flex Builder to add the means for the user to select a view.
This section contains the following topics:
Flex 2.01
