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On the preferred viewing distances to screen and document at VDU workplaces
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  • 1981Ergonomic aspects of visual display terminals266 cited
  • 1983VDT Workstation Design: Preferred Settings and Their Effects213 cited
  • 1988Visual strain during VDU work: the effect of viewing distance and dark focus102 cited

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  • 2000Effects of reflection and polarity on LCD viewing distance59 cited

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