FWIW, I've got Dan's blog loading while I post this response, but, if your commentary is spot-on, then it is a scary thing... appropriately in-season.
Judy On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, jbv wrote: > > > Dan , > "The new interface displays galleries of possible end-states, each of which > combine many > formatting operations. From this gallery, you select the complete look of > your target -- say > an org chart or an entire document -- and watch it change shape as you mouse > over the > alternatives in the gallery. The interaction paradigm has been reversed; it's > now What You > Get Is What You See, or WYGIWYS." > > and my first reaction to this is : God ! this is one of most scary > things I ever came across ! > It might not be so important in case of a letter or a spreadsheet, > but in general it means that users we'll have to chose from a set > of PRE-DEFINED shapes... and who will pre-design those ? > Microsoft ? Yikes !!!! > Now we have WYGIWWAYTCF (what you get is what we allow > you to choose from)... _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
