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Tabl e 3. 2 Core interactions of a representative set of related systems and of the CoScribe interac-
tion strategies presented in this topic
System
Purpose
PADD [32]
Capturing handwriting
PaperProof [165]
Capturing handwriting
Capturing handwriting
PaperPoint [135]
Controlling slide presentations
Capturing handwriting
ButterflyNet [176]
Linking digital data
Drawing application
DigitalDesk [167]
Selecting numbers
Moving shared documents
Crating physical/ digital collages
Creating tags
PapierCraft [75]
Creating hyperlinks
Creating collages
• •
Selecting printed contents
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FACT [78 ]
Selecting menu options
Issue gesture-based commands
Capturing handwriting
PenLight [138]
Selecting printed contents
Selecting menu options
Defining 3d perspective
Capturing handwriting
Classifying annotations
Following hyperlinks
CoScribe
Controlling digital viewer
Creating hyperlinks
• •
Creating tags
• •
All these conceptual activities are performed with one single core interaction.
However, there are also examples, where conceptual activities are supported by a
combination of several core interactions. In PapierCraft, the user creates a hyper-
link between two paper pages by first highlighting ( inking ) the passages that shall
be linked and then bridging them with two consecutive markings on both pages.
Moreover, PapierCraft supports creating physical collages: A user first physically
combines two paper sheets by positioning one besides the other in a way that the
margins slightly overlap. Drawing an associating line then digitally bridges both
sheets. The Digital Desk allows users to select document snippets with a pen ges-
ture ( inking )andthen combine these snippets in a physical and digital collage.
The novel interaction techniques presented in this topic draw upon single core
interactions as well as upon combinations of them. Table 3.2 includes an overview
of these strategies, which will be discussed in the following chapters.
 
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