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Understanding Physicality on Desktop: Preliminary Results

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This paper describes the functionality of desktop from users’ perspectives. The preliminary results update and extend earlier studies carried out in 1985 and 1995. The study is aimed at investigating users’ organizational habits across their workspace by comparing the structure of their document, email and web bookmark. We found that desktop serve more functionality such as availability, permanent location as visibility and security and safety.

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1983How do people organize their desks?1995Finding and reminding 2001The character, value, and management of personal paper archives 2002Once found, what then? A study of “keeping” behaviors in the personal use of Web information 1991THE IMPORTANCE OF FACTORS THAT ARE NOT DOCUMENT ATTRIBUTES IN THE ORGANISATION OF PERSONAL DOCUMENTS 2001Multiple hierarchies in user workspace

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