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....covers this new kind of user interface. Examples of new devices supporting these new technologies are the popular PDAs, and the prototype Microsoft showed last November in the COMDEX fair called Tablet PC . Most part of applications developed under the pen computing umbrella use gestures [7][8] as the basic command input. Besides hand written and drawing sketch input is supported by these systems. For example, early 2001, IBM presented the Transnote laptop computer that captures handwritten ideas on paper and transfer them to the computer, where they can be organized and searched. ....
Rubine D., Combining gestures and direct manipulation, Proceedings of the ACM CHI'92 Conference Human Factors in Computing Systems, pp. 659-660, 1992
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Rubine,D., "Combining Gestures and Direct Manipulation ", Proc. of CHI'92, pp.659-660, 1992.
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....is that interactive beautification considers complex, global constraints such as parallelism, symmetry, or congruence, which enhances the range of geometric models. In addition, the generation and selection of multiple candidates is unseen in the existing systems. Gesture based systems [1] 23][19][16] also employ freestroke input, but they convert input strokes into independent primitives, while interactive beautification converts them into simple line segments satisfying geometric relations. Gross pointed out the importance of context in solving the problem of ambiguity[9] which has ....
Rubine,D., "Combining Gestures and Direct Manipulation ", Proc. of CHI'92, pp.659-660, 1992.
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Rubine,D., "Combining Gestures and Direct Manipulation", Proc. of CHI'92, pp.659-660, 1992.
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Rubine,D. (1992) "Combining Gestures and Direct Manipulation ", Proc. of CHI'92, pp.659-660.
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