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From: David Poehlman
Date: Wed, Sep 12 2007 1:55 PM
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hmm,
can they done via the keyboard? I have seen them both referred to but
think that at least sort of free hand drawing is overcomable but if
these are ops not provided through the keyboard, it needs to be clearer.
On Sep 12, 2007, at 3:40 PM, Gregg Vanderheiden wrote:
Sure
The famous one is watercolor painting.
Also any freehand drawing.
Gregg
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> Ok, Is there an example?
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> On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:43 PM, Gregg Vanderheiden wrote:
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> The exception covers things where we do not know how to make
> non-time dependent keyboard equivalents.
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> Basically it is an exception that covers that class of things
> are impossible to do this way.
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> Gregg
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>> I know we discussed this at length, but what is the meaning of the
>> exception?
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>> On the keyboard provision
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>> We need to limit it to devices that have a Keyboard or keyboard
>> interface.
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>> We need to allow that some functions may be from other mechanical
>> buttons.
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>> Needs to say Keyboard or keyboard interface so that we
> don't require
>> addition of an interface.
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>> How about
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>> Where products have a keyboard or keyboard interface , all
>> functionality of the product operable through the user
> interface must
>> be operable through the keyboard or keyboard interface or other
>> mechanical buttons without requiring specific timings for
> individual
>> keystrokes. The only exception is where the underlying function
>> requires input that depends on the path of the user's
> movement and not
>> just the endpoints.
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>> NOTE: A software product that accepts text input would have
>> a "keyboard
>> interface".
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>> This puts the condition up front so it is easy to see (and
>> discard provision
>> if not true)
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>> Meets the needs stated above
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>> Gregg
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