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examples of hypertext systems
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hypertext as a global database
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understanding systems
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Thesa's user interface
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source-rich system
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a single system image
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customized user interfaces
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collecting statistics on a UserInterface
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programmer productivity
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problems with writing hypertext
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problems with disorientation in hypertext
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minimal manuals and guided exploration
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problems with reading hypertext
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examples of usability studies
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Robertson, G. , McCracken, D. , Newell, A. , "The ZOG approach to man-machine communication ", International Journal of Man-Machine Studies , 14 , 3 , pp. 461-488 , May 1981 . Google
abstract ;;Quote: ZOG is a rapid response, large network, menu selection system for man-machine communication; similar to PROMIS
464 ;;Quote: ZOG handles all communication and knowledge exchange with the user; like PROMIS
464+ ;;Quote: PROMIS contains 30000 frames and may grow to 100000 frames
465 ;;Quote: open system is understandable: reasons for action, help, commands
466 ;;Quote: ZOG is a UserInterface to all computing resources
467 ;;Quote: a transparent system is easy to customize
475 ;;Quote: ZOG's UserInterface is instrumented to collect static, dynamic and log statistics
475 ;;Quote: ZOG log statistics are a time stamped log of every keystroke and system response
481+ ;;Quote: ZOG networks are time consuming to create; about five frames/hour
481 ;;Quote: 50 ZOG nets created totaling 15K frames; most structured or generated automatically
483 ;;Quote: ZOG users readily get lost
483 ;;Quote: users often fail to read information even though modest amount of text in the expected form
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Group: user interface for hypertext (5 topics, 110 quotes)
Topic: examples of hypertext systems (25 items)
Topic: hypertext as a global database (30 items)
Topic: understanding systems (48 items)
Topic: Thesa's user interface (8 items)
Topic: source-rich system (27 items)
Topic: a single system image (30 items)
Topic: customized user interfaces (10 items)
Topic: collecting statistics on a UserInterface (12 items)
Topic: programmer productivity (57 items)
Topic: problems with writing hypertext (12 items)
Topic: problems with disorientation in hypertext (18 items)
Topic: minimal manuals and guided exploration (44 items)
Topic: problems with reading hypertext (9 items)
Topic: examples of usability studies (31 items)