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From: Alain LaBonté <alabon@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: (SC35WG1.326) (SC35WG4.10) Reviced WD 17549 (4-direction
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Le 2012-03-06 à 20:46, Andy Heath a écrit:
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>>[Alain]      4. Methods for navigation and selection within menus with
>>                     4-direction devices.
>>
>>I think the relationship between words would not totally be clear for me
>>unless we simplify.
>>
>>Is it really useful to say "guidelines on [...] methods"? The word
>>"methods" by itself is simple enough and is already stronger and more
>>meaningful than guidelines on methods.
>
>[Andy] I prefer your suggestion Alain (number 4) to the three 
>suggestions I made - it is simpler and cleaner.

[Alain]  Thanks. Let's wait for a confirmation by the editor(s) that 
this is really what is meant though. That was my understanding, but I 
always keep a doubt !

Alain 
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<font size=3>Le 2012-03-06 à 20:46, Andy Heath a écrit:<br>
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[Alain]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 4. Methods for navigation and
selection within menus with<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
4-direction devices.<br><br>
I think the relationship between words would not totally be clear for
me<br>
unless we simplify.<br><br>
Is it really useful to say &quot;guidelines on [...] methods&quot;? The
word<br>
&quot;methods&quot; by itself is simple enough and is already stronger
and more<br>
meaningful than guidelines on methods.</blockquote><br>
[Andy] I prefer your suggestion Alain (number 4) to the three suggestions
I made - it is simpler and cleaner.</blockquote><br>
</font><font size=3 color="#0000FF">[Alain]&nbsp; Thanks. Let's wait for
a confirmation by the editor(s) that this is really what is meant though.
That was my understanding, but I always keep a doubt !<br><br>
Alain</font></body>
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