I represent a the model of a Preferences window.

	find
	addHelpItemsTo: containingWindow findCategoryFromPreference: findPreference: findPreferencesMatchingSearchString initiateSearch: keyStroke: searchString setSearchStringTo:

	halo pane
	addHaloControlsTo: haloThemeRadioButtons

	initialization
	addModelItemsToWindowMenu: adjustProjectLocalEmphasisFor: defaultBackgroundColor findPreferencesMatching:

	menu commands

	category switch	top
	switchToCategoryNamed:event: Switch the panel so that it looks at the category of the given name

	find	top
	addHelpItemsTo: Add the items appropriate the the ? page of the receiver
	containingWindow Answer the window in which the receiver is seen
	findCategoryFromPreference: Find all categories in which the preference occurs
	findPreference: Allow the user to submit a selector fragment; search for that among preference names; put up a list of qualifying preferences; if the user selects one of those, redirect the preferences panel to reveal the chosen preference
	findPreferencesMatchingSearchString find all preferences matching incomingTextOrString
	initiateSearch: Carry out the action of the Search button in the Preferences panel
	keyStroke: Handle a keystroke event in the panel; we map f (for find) into a switch to the ? category
	searchString Answer the current searchString, initializing it if need be
	setSearchStringTo: The user submitted aText as the search string; now search for it

	halo pane	top
	addHaloControlsTo: Add special controls relating to halo schemes to the page
	haloThemeRadioButtons Answer a column of butons representing the choices of halo theme

	initialization	top
	addModelItemsToWindowMenu: aMenu is being constructed to be presented to the user in response to the user's pressing on the menu widget in the title bar of a morphic SystemWindow. Here, the model is given the opportunity to add any model-specific items to the menu, whose default target is the SystemWindow itself.
	adjustProjectLocalEmphasisFor: Somewhere, the preference represented by aSymbol got changed from being one that is truly global to one that varies by project, or vice-versa. Get my panel right -- this involves changing the emphasis on the item
	defaultBackgroundColor Answer the color of the day for the preferences panel
	findPreferencesMatching: find all preferences matching incomingTextOrString

menu commands

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	cleanup	top
	deleteAllPreferencesPanels Called manually to clobber all existing preferences panels
	isAPreferenceViewToKill: Answer whether the given StandardSystemView is one affiliated with a PreferencesPanel
	killExistingMVCViews Kill all existing preferences views in mvc