Re: Proposed replies to Pointer Gestures public comments (IBM)

> All functionality that can be operated with pointer input can be operated
with a single untimed pointer gesture, unless a multipoint or timed gesture
is essential.

I'm open to a better suggestion than mine but I think we need to identify
that *IF* a control using muliti point or timed gesture *THEN* single point
can be used *UNLESS* its
essential

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On Mon, Oct 9, 2017 at 10:47 AM, White, Jason J <jjwhite@ets.org> wrote:

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> *From:* David MacDonald [mailto:david100@sympatico.ca]
> *Sent:* Monday, October 9, 2017 10:30 AM
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> > All functionality can be operated with a single untimed pointer gesture
> unless a multipoint or timed gesture is essential.
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> For issue 456 I think the language of this SC oversteps its original
> intention. My recollection is that we wanted to ensure all functionality
> could be operated *Without* multi point or timed gestures. However this SC
> language is requiring that all functionality be usable with a mouse
> (pointer) .
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> *[Jason] Correct. I had planned to raise this as an issue, since it
> departs from what I recall the working group’s joint intention to be.*
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> My proposal roll the requirement of the SC back to something like this:
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> > All functionality which requires multipoint or timed gestures for
> operation, can be operated with a single untimed pointer gesture unless a
> multipoint or timed gesture is essential.
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> *[Jason] This is somewhat contradictory: you’re saying that it requires
> multipoint or timed gestures, then prescribing that it doesn’t.*
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> *What you really mean, I suspect, is more the following:*
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>    - All functionality that can be operated with pointer input can be
>    operated with a single untimed pointer gesture, unless a multipoint or
>    timed gesture is essential.
>    -
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