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January 1, 199148 citations

Stylus user interfaces for manipulating text

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DGDavid Theo GoldbergAGAaron Goodisman

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Abstract This paper is concerned with pen-based (also called stylus-based) computers. Two of the key questions for such computers are how to interface to handwriting recognition algorithms, and whether there are interfaces that can effectively exploit the differences between a stylus and a keyboard/mouse. We describe prototypes that explore each of these questions. Our text entry tool is designed around the idea that handwriting recognition algorithms will always be error prone, and has a different flavor from existing systems. Our prototype editor goes beyond the usual gesture editors used with styli and is based on the idea of leaving the markups visible.

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Goldberg et al. (1991) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1bc2df6f692abb725eda27https://doi.org/10.1145/120782.120796
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