Right, The problem (where it can and does arise) is one in which either:
(a) the concept doesn't lend itself well to iconification (Apple's somewhat horrifying example of dragging ejectable media to the trashcan to eject the media); or (b) the icon itself isn't well-thought out and/or drawn (I seem to recall an absolutely mystifying icon in, I think it was, Microsoft Paint which occupied the space of my fingernail and had on it something like a line to suggest the horizon, a cactus and a funky-looking arrow? Even my students had to wait for the tooltip for that one!). Iconically yours, Judy On 6/18/06, Rob Cozens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <snip>
Communication is not just verbal. I knew no Swedish when I arrived in Stockholm for graduate studies at the University's Institute for English Speaking Students; but I had little problem understanding the symbols directing foot and vehicle traffic on city streets and the open road.
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