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Contextsensitive help-facilities in GUIs through situations,. These systems usually provide a uniform representation of interfaces for different applications but lack the possibility to represent the application specific context and functionality adequately. Help in these systems is typically limited to the explanation of the GUI and a separate explanation a

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User-adapted hypertext explanations,ear or complete. This paper describes how this purpose can be achieved through a combination of user modeling, adaptive explanation generation, and hypertext techniques. First, we describe how to generate menus of questions which are adapted to the working context and the explanation situation, so t

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Toward deep modelling and control of human activity at the microscope,ation. The HOME workstation provides a set of computerized tools facilitating specimen examination; human activity may thus be approached through a set of parameters, such as the specimen exploration strategy or observation time. A deep model of human activity is progressively elaborated by our syst

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Modifier: Improving an end-user modifiable system through user studies, needs over time. User studies were performed with a system called ., an end-user modification component for design environments. These studies helped refine previously hypothesized principles of end-user modifiability and identify new principles. The studies provided new insights about the requirem

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Handling interaction in software specification,en a software and a user, changing its state according to external events, we elaborate a convenient method which takes account of this cooperation. The background of the method consists of organizing information through three concepts: State, View and Memory around which the notions of . and . are

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