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actually, my mother was one of the people i
i mentioned earlier, to whom
i showed acme who liked it as-is.


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Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 13:15:48 +0200

:  As I think you might be suggesting, one way to solve
:  this is to have an interface that a user can customise
:  based on their usage patterns without changing the
:  underlying UI processing engine.

My suggestion was to build a different interface,
just for my mother, which I could use instead of
the conventional one. Not to change the interface
to behave as one or another depending on my taste.

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