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Text Index Search ATW Feedback Home ... Next Sections in ATW: The Usable Web Need for Speed Interface Elements Quality Assurance ... About ATW Clear, Concise, and Usable One ATW contributor who makes her living writing technical documents recently offered this professional opinion about the three most important attributes of a good document: In my professional opinion, a good document is clear, concise, and usable. Document Usability Many of the most familiar features of printed documents are indeed usability features. Indices, callouts, tables of contents, footnotes, and the like, all exist primarily because they render the information within the document more accessible and thus more usable. An index, for example, exists primarily because we find "key words" and concepts easier to remember than page references. The index handles the mechanically cumbersome details of tying those key words to page references. Certainly there are several sites (including ATW ) that devote a lot of time, attention, and server space to examining questions of contemporary Web document usability. But it's equally important to consider not only the ways in which a document may be used today, but also the ways in which it may be used

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Bartlett's Familiar Quotations Expanded Multimedia Edition Time Warner Electronic Publishing Available in Windows 3.1, 3.11 and 95 formats Ages 4 to 8 Windows ISBN 1573049018 Review by Mark Garvey Bartlett's Familiar Quotations has been a standard reference for writers, speakers, and word lovers for over a century (John Bartlett self-published the first edition of this compilation of pithy, amusing, and historically significant quotations in 1855). With the release of the Expanded Multimedia Edition , the usefulness of this popular tome has expanded in ways Mr. Bartlett never could have imagined. The CD-ROM features all 22,000 quotations from the current print version of Bartlett's -all completely searchable through a variety of strategies-plus hundreds of multimedia "quotations" (paintings, photos, music, video) that expand the editorial thrust of Bartlett's and make full use of the medium's generous palette. Most useful to writers and all those interested in getting at the Bartlett's text in new ways are the flexible searching capabilities offered on the CD-ROM version. No longer are we limited to thumbing through the print index in search of the one entry that most nearly matches the subject we're after. A search for just the right quotation can begin in any number of ways. You can approach the data by topic, choosing from among nine broad subject categories, each with a handful of subcategories. You can, for example, drill in through "Emotions and Character" to "Friendship," to find a list of several dozen authors and what they had to say on the subject.

86. Webservices.xml.com: From P2P To Web Services: Trust I like the idea that an application can search for a business in UDDI and then The most familiar instance of reputation online can be found in Internet http://webservices.xml.com/pub/a/ws/2004/04/14/p2pws2.html

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87. Web Services Lookup: A Matchmaker Experiment Adding semantics search to UDDI Web service registries lets users discover In terms of constraints, users are most familiar with numerical predicates http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MITP.2005.45

Search: Advanced Search Home Digital Library Site Map ... March/April 2005 (Vol. 7, No. 2)   pp. 36-41 Web Services Lookup: A Matchmaker Experiment Takahiro Kawamura , Toshiba Corp. Tetsuo Hasegawa , Toshiba Corp. Akihiko Ohsuga , Toshiba Corp. Massimo Paolucci , Carnegie Mellon University Katia Sycara , Carnegie Mellon University Full Article Text: DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MITP.2005.45 Abstract UDDI is a standard registry for Web services, but so far its search functionality has been limited to keyword search. These authors propose a UDDI enhancement called Matchmaker, which supports semantic service capability discovery. Since September 2003, they have deployed Matchmaker in one of four official UDDI registries operated by NTT-Communications. In this article, they introduce Matchmaker and illustrate client tools that lower the threshold for using semantics in service discovery. Experiments show that Matchmaker search consumes about 5 seconds more time than a typical keyword-based search. The authors also collected user information through questionnaires and by observation of search behavior. Back to Top Additional Information Index Terms-  intelligent Web services, Semantic Web, Web services, universal description discovery and integration, UDDI, service discovery

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90. Switching From CodeWarrior To Xcode These tools, known as Xcode, are designed to streamline all your most common and Xcode combines familiar user interface concepts with an array of http://developer.apple.com/tools/switchtoxcode.html

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91. Usability News - Caroline's Corner: Sentence Or Title Case For Labels? The most familiar presentation of sentences is in sentence case. most reading isreading of sentences. Therefore, sentence case is easiest to read. http://www.usabilitynews.com/news/article2594.asp

Home All the Latest Paper Calls Jobs ... Contact Us The All the Latest section presents all general usability news articles Search advanced search All the Latest Caroline's Corner: Sentence or Title Case for Labels? Source: UN, 1 August 2005 Submitted by Caroline Jarrett For those few of us who are deeply interested in forms, there’s nothing so fascinating as a subtle detail. Like, for example, the question that appeared in my email in-box earlier this month. THE QUESTION Martin McGuire wrote to me to ask 'How labels/captions for forms should be formatted'. As he points out, the ISO-9241 part 17 standard seems to recommend that the first letter of the word only is capitalised: It says that you should use: "Initial upper-case (capital) letter for field labels: To facilitate readability, the text field labels begin with an upper-case letter. The rest of the label should contain lower case (small) letters except for cases where the label is a logo, an acronym or language convention that requires each word in the label to begin with a capital letter." But he pointed out that we often see form labels in title case. Indeed, he had a client who had rigidly enforced title case for every label on every one of their applications.

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93. Chicago Tribune News | Registration Blagojevich s stemcell move has familiar ring Published July 19, 2005 You can search for more columns in our archives. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/chi-0507190208jul19,1,7006548.colu

94. Info.Office 2000 Search Tips. The more efficient your queries are, the better your results Use advanced search. If you are familiar with SPIN, or know exactly what types http://www.infoed.org/new_spin/shared/tips.stm

Searches < Back Top Search Tips The more efficient your queries are, the better your results will be. The key, is to be specfic without being too specific. You need to include enough information to locate relevant programs without being too specific, and excluding programs you may be interested in. Use the new requery feature in SPIN. If you are searching for "X-ray radiation measurement," you may not get results by searching on the whole term. Instead, try searching on "X-Ray." From the "X-ray" results list, select "search within these results" and search for "radiation." To narrow the search further, search within the new results list for "measurement." The results will be all the programs that contain "x_ray," "radiation" and "measurement." If you are searching by title fields, abstracts, or synopsis information, limit your queries to a few words. Queries like "Molecular degeneration of membranes permeated with electrons" might not return any useful results, however, "Molecular degeneration" or "membranes permeation" might provide a set of results that contain the information you want. Re-order your query statements. Changing your query statement from "Radiation Therapy" to "Therapy Radiation," may help locate and isolate the programs that meet your needs.

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News MemberList Extras F.A.Q. ... Login Sep 25, 6:17 PM Welcome to Dave's Garden! Hello, I'm Dave and welcome to my garden. This site began back in August of 2000, when I realized that the world really needed an open and friendly atmosphere in which to nurture a community of both experienced and new gardeners and farmers. Since then I've added a lot of features. As a new member or visitor, I'd like to take you on a short tour of Dave's Garden and show you around a bit. At any time, please let me know if I can be of service to you. What is Dave's Garden? Dave's Garden (or, DG, as it has come to be known) is a website where friends share their triumphs and dilemmas in their gardens and their lives. DG is also a place for gardeners to share seeds or plants with other gardeners. We also specialize in sharing information for the benefit of other gardeners, and we use DG to make our own lives easier. DG has 183,418 members. In the past 7 days, 1,158 signed up. (Our membership has grown by 0.63% this past week). In January, 2004, 275,926 unique users generated 2,483,478 page views. In April 2004, more than 650,000 people from all around the world accessed one or more DG features, generating more than 7,500,000 page views. DG is a very big website.

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