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Boll, S., W. Klas, and U. Westermann: 1999a, `A Comparison of Multimedia Document Models Concerning Advanced Requirements'. Technical Report - Ulmer Informatik-Berichte Nr.99-01, University of Ulm, Germany. http://www.informatik.uni-ulm.de/dbis/Cardio-OP/publications/TR9901. ps.gz.
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....absolute positioning based on a coordinate system, directional relations [18] using relations like strong north and weak north (to specify overlapping) and topological relations [7] using relations like disjoint, meet, and overlap. 2 An extended version of this paper can be found in [3]. MMTAA00.tex; 2 03 2000; 8:28; p.3 4 Susanne Boll, Wolfgang Klas and Utz Westermann Interaction. For the modeling of user interaction, one can distinguish two basic types of interaction: navigational interactions providing for control of the ow of a presentation and design interactions for ....
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Boll, S., W. Klas, and U. Westermann: 1999a, `A Comparison of Multimedia Document Models Concerning Advanced Requirements'. Technical Report - Ulmer Informatik-Berichte Nr.99-01, University of Ulm, Germany. http://www.informatik.uni-ulm.de/dbis/Cardio-OP/publications/TR9901. ps.gz.
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S. Boll, W. Klas, and U. Westermann. A Comparison of Multimedia Document Models Concerning Advanced Requirements. Technical Report - Ulmer InformatikBerichte Nr.99-01, University of Ulm, Germany, February 1999. http://www.informatik.uni-ulm.de/dbis/CardioOP /publications/TR99-01.ps.gz.
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