strub@cogsci.ucsd.EDU (Hank Strub) (02/12/91)
I've just read about ProtoTymer, a free software tool that's supposed to be available from Sandia Labs. I've read about it being integrated in Hypercard applications, although it might be independent in Hypercard applications, although it might be independent of of Hypercard. ProtoTymer records key and mouse presses to the nearest 1/60 of a second plus it's supposed to provide functions for scanning and sorting sessions. The direct references are 2 papers by D. P. Miller in HFS Conference Proceedings. Unfortunately, I don't have access to them. I'm hoping for info. on who to contact at Sandia, and how. Plus, I'd be interested in hearing about experiences with ProtoTymer. Thanks, --Hank Strub strub@cogsci.ucsd.edu Office: 619 534-2541 [I saw it referred to in an SAE Technical Paper: Green, P., Boreczky, J., and Kim, S. (1990) Applications of rapid prototyping to control and display design. [apparently] SAE 900470. (reprinted from SP-809 -- Automotive Electronic Displays and Information Systems)]