Talk:Comparison of document interfaces

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Explanations needed

This article is quite useless unless some explanations are added about what each row and column header means. For example:

What is "multiple type document"?
- How could SDI app have multiple document types, when it does not even allow multiple documents?
- How come TDI does not have multiple document types if MDI has? How could adding a tab bar remove this capability?
What is small sized content? If an application can handle large size, how can it not handle small size?
"use simultaneously different application" what on earth does this mean? It is the OS that runs the applications.
"easy to view all document labels of same type document"???
"Controlled Single Document Interface"???
What is "MDI: Window splitting"? Does it mean that the application only allows non-overlapping windows?

--PauliKL (talk) 09:04, 3 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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