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1998
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Steve Ball:
XML and the Desperate Tcl Hacker. Comput. Networks 30(1-7): 713-715 (1998)
1996
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Paul B. Thistlewaite, Steve Ball:
Active FORMs. Comput. Networks 28(7-11): 1355-1364 (1996)

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Patrick Baudisch, John Pruitt, Steve Ball:
Flat volume control: improving usability by hiding the volume control hierarchy in the user interface. CHI 2004: 255-262
1998
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Steve Ball:
XML Support For Tcl. Tcl/Tk Conference 1998
1996
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Steve Ball:
SurfIt! - A WWW Browser. Tcl/Tk Workshop 1996

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