International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Volume 34

Volume 34, Number 1, 1991

• James A. Carter, Jo-Anne M. Lukey, Michael F. Schweighardt: The Action-Modifier-Object-Attribute (AMOA) Classification of User-Oriented Functions. 1-22
• Clifford G. Burgess: A Graphical, Database-Querying Interface for Casual, Naive Computer Users. 23-47
• Matjaz Gams, Matija Drobnic, Marko Petkovsek: Learning from Examples - A Uniform View. 49-68
• E. R. Brocklehurst: The NPL Electronic Paper Project. 69-95
• James Geller: Propositional Representation for Graphical Knowledge. 97-131

Volume 34, Number 2, 1991

• Saul Greenberg: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Groupware: An Introduction to the Special Issues. 133-141
• John C. Tang: Findings from Observational Studies of Collaborative Work. 143-160
• Bonnie A. Nardi, James R. Miller: Twinkling Lights and Nested Loops: Distributed Problem Solving and Spreadsheet Development. 161-184
• Deborah G. Tatar, Gregg Foster, Daniel G. Bobrow: Design for Conversation: Lessons from Cognoter. 185-209
• Margrethe H. Olson, Sara A. Bly: The Portland Experience: A Report on a Distributed Research Group. 211-228
• Nathaniel S. Borenstein, Chris A. Thyberg: Power, Ease of Use and Cooperative Work in a Practical Multimedia Message System. 229-259
• Joseph S. Valacich, Alan R. Dennis, Jay F. Nunamaker: Electronic Meeting Support: The GroupSystems Concept. 261-282
• Martin Lea, Russell Spears: Computer-Mediated Communication, De-Individuation and Group Decision-Making. 283-301
• Judith Weedman: Task and Non-Task Functions of a Computer Conference Used in Professional Education: A Measure of Flexibility. 303-318

Volume 34, Number 3, 1991

• Michael Cohen, Lester F. Ludwig: Multidimensional Audio Window Management. 319-336
• Ian H. Witten, Harold W. Thimbleby, George Coulouris, Saul Greenberg: Liveware: A New Approach to Sharing Data in Social Networks. 337-348
• Gail L. Rein, Clarence A. Ellis: rIBIS: A Real-Time Group Hypertext System. 349-367
• Steve Cook, Gary Birch Alan Murphy, John Woolsey: Modelling Groupware in the Electronic Office. 369-393
• Peter Johnson-Lenz, Trudy Johnson-Lenz: Post-Mechanistic Groupware Primitives: Rhythms, Boundaries and Containers. 395-417
• Elizabeth A. Dykstra, Robert P. Carasik: Structure and Support in Cooperative Environments: The Amsterdam Conversation Environment. 419-434
• Jonathan Grudin: Obstacles to User Involvement in Software Product Development, with Implications for CSCW. 435-452
• Susanne Bødker, Kaj Grønbæk: Cooperative Prototyping: Users and Designers in Mutual Activity. 453-478

Volume 34, Number 4, 1991

• Chris Firth, Richard C. Thomas: The Use of Command Language Grammar in a Design Tool. 479-496
• Agnieszka Mykowiecka: Natural-Language Generation - An Overview. 497-511
• Bruce Zak, John Carroll, Kathleen M. Swigger: An Experiment in Modeling Human Visual Learning. 513-526
• Elizabeth Zoltan-Ford: How to Get People to Say and Type What Computers Can Understand. 527-547
• Chris A. Fields, H. D. Pfeiffer, Thomas C. Eskridge: Knowledge Representation and Control in "gm1", an Automated DNA Sequence Analysis System Based on the MGR Architecture. 549-573
• Agnieszka Mykowiecka: Text Planning - How to Make Computers Talk in Natural-Language. 575-591
• Andrew Sears, Ben Shneiderman: High Precision Touchscreens: Design Strategies and Comparisons with a Mouse. 593-613

Volume 34, Number 5, 1991

• Richard Dye, John L. Arnott, Alan F. Newell: The Design of a Memory Efficient Palantype Transcription System. 615-630
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe, M. McDermott: Integrating Methods of Human-Computer Interface Design with Structured Systems Development. 631-655
• Padmini Srinivasan: The Importance of Rough Approximations for Information Retrieval. 657-671
• S. Parthasarathy: An Experience in Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Control of Industrial Processes. 673-685
• Susan Palmiter, Jay Elkerton, Patricia Baggett: Animated Demonstrations vs Written Instructions for Learning Procedural Tasks: A Preliminary Investigation. 687-701
• Elzbieta Hajnicz: Another Approach to Formalizing the Point and Interval Calculi. 703-716
• Elzbieta Hajnicz: A Formalization of Absolute and Relative Dates Based on the Point Calculus. 717-730
• Ali R. Montazemi: The Impact of Experience on the Design of User Interface. 731-749

Volume 34, Number 6, 1991

• Edwina L. Rissland: Introduction to the Special Issue on AI and Legal Reasoning. 751
• Kevin D. Ashley: Reasoning with Cases and Hypotheticals in HYPO. 753-796
• Karl Branting: Building Explanations from Rules and Structured Cases. 797-837
• Edwina L. Rissland, David B. Skalak: CABARET: Rule Interpretation in a Hybrid Architecture. 839-887