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Buxton, W., "There's more to interaction than meets the eye: Some issues in manual input", pp. 319-337, in Norman, D.A., Draper, S.W. (ed.), User Centered System Design, Hillsdale, New Jersey, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1986. Google
328 ;;Quote: all computer input devices do well at some task; e.g., Etch-a-Sketch for rectangles and Skedoodle for signatures
332 ;;Quote: selecting a menu item with a mouse requires a distinct physical mode; yet designed as a modeless system
333 ;;Quote: in video games, users manipulate more than one device at a time to achieve a goal
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