An, 2003 - Google Patents
Understanding mode errors in modern human-computer interfaces: Toward the design of usable softwareAn, 2003
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- 9655415966743386062
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- An J
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One significant problem many computer users experience is that the same action can result in two or more different outcomes depending on the program mode. For example, in one mode, pressing the 'd'key can delete a file, but in another will insert the 'd'character. Mode …
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