IUI 1993: Orlando, Florida, USA

• William E. Hefley, Dianne Murray:
  Intelligent user interfaces. 3-10
  
• Ernest A. Edmonds:
  The future of intelligent interfaces: not just ``how?'', but ``what?'' and ``why?''. 13-17
  
• David D. Woods:
  The price of flexibility. 19-25
  
• Helen Chappel, Michael Wilson:
  Knowledge-based design of graphical responses. 29-36
  
• Dorée D. Seligmann, Steven Feiner:
  Supporting interactivity in automated 3D illustrations. 37-44
  
• Dieter Bolz:
  Some aspects of the user interface of a knowledge based beautifier for drawings. 45-52
  
• Russell Ovans, William S. Havens:
  Intelligent mediation: an architecture for the real-time allocation of interface resources. 55-61
  
• Robert Neches, James D. Foley, Pedro A. Szekely, Piyawadee Noi Sukaviriya, Ping Luo, Srdjan Kovacevic, Scott E. Hudson:
  Knowledgeable development environments using shared design models. 63-70
  
• Angel R. Puerta:
  The study of models of intelligent interfaces. 71-78
  
• Robyn Kozierok, Pattie Maes:
  A learning interface agent for scheduling meetings. 81-88
  
• Klaus-Jürgen Quast:
  Plan recognition for context sensitive help. 89-96
  
• Daniel Crow, Barbara Smith:
  The role of built-in knowledge in adaptive interface systems. 97-104
  
• Piyawadee Noi Sukaviriya, James D. Foley:
  Supporting adaptive interfaces in a knowledge-based user interface environment. 107-113
  
• David Benyon, Dianne Murray:
  Developing adaptive systems to fit individual aptitudes. 115-121
  
• Christoph G. Thomas, Mette Krogsæter:
  An adaptive environment for the user interface of Excel. 123-130
  
• Changwen Yang, Douglas D. O'Shaughnessy:
  Development of the INRS ATIS system. 133-140
  
• Wim Claassen, Edwin Bos, Carla Huls, Koenraad De Smedt:
  Commenting on action: continuous linguistic feedback generation. 141-148
  
• Anne Tissen:
  Knowledge bases for user guidance in information seeking dialogues. 149-156
  
• Hilary Johnson, Peter Johnson:
  Explanation facilities and interactive systems. 159-166
  
• Ursula Wolz:
  Providing opportunistic enrichment in customized on-line assistance. 167-174
  
• Giuseppe Carenini, Johanna D. Moore:
  Generating explanations in context. 175-182
  
• Linda S. Steinberg, Drew H. Gitomer:
  Cognitive task analysis, interface design, and technical troubleshooting. 185-191
  
• Nils Dahlbäck, Arne Jönsson, Lars Ahrenberg:
  Wizard of Oz studies: why and how. 193-200
  
• Sandrine Balbo, Joëlle Coutaz, Daniel Salber:
  Towards automatic evaluation of multimodal user interfaces. 201-208
  
• Iain M. Begg, Joe Gnocato, Wendy E. Moore:
  A prototype intelligent user interface for real-time supervisory control systems. 211-214
  
• Andy Cockburn, Harold W. Thimbleby:
  Reducing user effort in collaboration support. 215-218
  
• Lynne M. Coventry, T. B. Kane:
  The automation of helpdesks. 219-222
  
• Michel Desmarais, Jiming Liu:
  Experimental results on user knowledge assessment with an evidential reasoning methodology. 223-226
  
• P. A. Hancock, Mark H. Chignell:
  Adaptive function allocation by intelligent interfaces. 227-229
  
• Kristina Höök, Jussi Karlgren, Annika Wærn:
  Inferring complex plans. 231-234
  
• Lars Peter Jensen, Peter Koch:
  An ecological man-machine interface for temporal visualization. 235-238
  
• Patricia M. Jones:
  Cooperative support for distributed supervisory control: requirements, issues, and an example from mission operations. 239-242
  
• Thomas Kühme:
  A user-centered approach to adaptive interfaces. 243-245
  
• Uwe Malinowski:
  Adjusting the presentation of forms to users' behavior. 247-249
  
• Beth Meyer, K. C. Burgess Yakemovic, Michael Harris:
  Issues in practical application of an adaptive interface. 251-254
  
• Manuel A. Pérez, John L. Sibert:
  Focus in graphical user interfaces. 255-257
  
• Stephan Romahn, Annette Kaster:
  Creating intelligent user interfaces using prototyping and knowledge based support technologies: the rapid prototyping tool MacEMSIG. 259-262
  
• Michael Salisbury, Alan Borning:
  A user interface for the electronic encyclopedia exploratorium. 263-267
  
• Michael Travers, Marc Davis:
  Programming with characters. 269-272