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This paper reports initial results from a paper and pencil study of the use of hand-drawn gestures for simple editing tasks (see Wolf, 1986, for a more detailed report). Hand-drawn gestures are of particular interest in an interface which allows the user to write directly on the surface of a display with a stylus. In such an interface, the user can, for example, delete a word simply by crossing it out.
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Catherine G. Wolf (1986) studied this question.
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