What area of the NX user interface will prompt the user on what to do?

The Cue Line is a part of the NX user interface designed to provide users with guidance on what actions to take next. It serves as an informative tool that delivers dynamic prompts based on the user's current context within the software. This feature enhances the user experience by offering real-time assistance, making it easier to navigate tasks and commands without needing to reference external documentation. The prompts in the Cue Line may change based on the selected tools or operations, ensuring that the user receives relevant and specific instructions tailored to their current workflow.

In contrast, the other elements of the interface, such as the NX Title Bar, User Prompt Line, and Top Border Bar, serve different functions. The title bar displays the name of the current document and application, while the User Prompt Line usually provides static prompts, rather than dynamic, context-sensitive guidance. The Top Border Bar often contains icons and quick access tools but does not convey specific situational prompts to the user. Thus, the Cue Line stands out as the dedicated area that actively prompts users on their next steps within the NX interface.