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1983 Of f ice Workstation Use by Administrative Manager e and Profeselonale. IBM Research Report RJ 3890.
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1982 Metaphor, computing systems and active learning. IBM Research Report RC 9636.
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1983 Buman factors challenges in creating a principal support systee -- the speech filing approach. ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems 1 ( 4 )
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method in cognitive interface design. IBM Research Report RC 19265.
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Pp. 39-41 in Proceedings of the Buman Factors Society Annual .
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Arlington, Va.: American Federation of Information Processing Societies Press. Reitman, J.S., Whitten, W.8.,II, and Gruenenfelder, T.M.
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In Proceedings of the National Computer Conference. Arlington, Va.: American Federation of Information Processing Societies Press ~ Van Cott, H., and Rinkade, R.G., eds.
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a) Computer software is usually developed with little or no user input into the design process frequently resulting in sophisticated computer programs that are dif ficult to use or require extensive training programs.
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