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May 30, 2007

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George M. Alvarez-Bouse

I have seen things leading up to this for years. It is a very good development and has many obvious applications.
Imagine a builder showing a customer images of a project, legal documents, equipment descriptions.
Imagine an art curator selecting images for an exhibition and discussing the proposed checklist with the exhibition committee (seated around the table?), with the print shop to discuss captioning, with the exhibition designer to try different placements of the art objects.

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