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1996
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Yolanda J. Reimer, Ray Ford, Nicholas P. Wilde:
Merging Task-Centered UI Design with Complex System Development: a Risky Business. ACM Conference on Computer Science 1996: 34-42
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Nicholas P. Wilde:
Using Cognitive Dimensions in the Classroom as a Discussion Tool for Visual Language Design. CHI Conference Companion 1996: 187-188
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Nicholas P. Wilde, Shi-Kuo Chang, Philip T. Cox, David Canfield Smith:
VL' 96 Special Event: Perspectives from the Pioneers (Panel). VL 1996: 328-333
1993
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Nicholas P. Wilde:
A WYSIWYC (What You See Is What You Compute) Spreadsheet. VL 1993: 72-76
1990
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Nicholas P. Wilde, Clayton Lewis:
Spreadsheet-based interactive graphics: from prototype to tool. CHI 1990: 153-160

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