- From: Hansen, Eric <ehansen@ets.org>
- Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 11:28:33 -0400
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From: "Hansen, Eric" <ehansen@ETS.ORG> To: UA List Date: 18 May 2000 Subject: Suggested Revision to Definitions of Control and Configure - A correction This memo is to correct my last memo. I accidentally deleted the second definition of control. By the way, I can't vouch for the correctness of that second definition but it seems OK. <NEW-UNFIXED> Control (and Configuration) The term "control" is used in two major contexts in this document. (1) governance, such as a user may exercise over interface layout, user agent behavior, rendering style, and other parameters required by this document. Such control may be exercised through the user agent's user interface, through profiles, style sheets, by scripts, etc. The degree and kind of control that is possible (e.g., colors, font families and sizes, sound quality, etc.) may depend on system or hardware limitations. Control that persists, especially across user sessions, may be termed <bold>configuration</bold>. A users may be able to save configurations across user agent settings in a <bold>profile</bold>. </NEW-UNFIXED> <NEW-FIXED> Control (and Configuration) The term "control" is used in two major contexts in this document. (1) governance, such as a user may exercise over interface layout, user agent behavior, rendering style, and other parameters required by this document. Such control may be exercised through the user agent's user interface, through profiles, style sheets, by scripts, etc. The degree and kind of control that is possible (e.g., colors, font families and sizes, sound quality, etc.) may depend on system or hardware limitations. Control that persists, especially across user sessions, may be termed <bold>configuration</bold>. A users may be able to save configurations across user agent settings in a <bold>profile</bold>. <FIX>(2) "user interface component" or "form component".</FIX> </NEW-FIXED> <END OF MEMO> =========================== Eric G. Hansen, Ph.D. Development Scientist Educational Testing Service ETS 12-R Princeton, NJ 08541 609-734-5615 (Voice) E-mail: ehansen@ets.org (W) 609-734-5615 (Voice) FAX 609-734-1090
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