Abstract
Desktop integration is the name given to a suite of technologies that allow seamless cooperation and interoperability between applications on the desktop. Desktop integration allows the following:
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Users can select data from one application, and drop it into a different application without regard to format.
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A data object on the desktop can be dragged to the Print Tool where it will be printed in the appropriate format.
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A user can attach an icon representing a desktop publishing file to a mail message. The message receiver could then open the document into the desktop publishing application by simply double-clicking the icon.
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Groupware. Applications can be developed that allow several people to work simultaneously on a document or program while the system automatically performs the various housekeeping chores such as updating files on the fly and informing other users of file changes.
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Cureton, B. (1993). Integrating Applications on the Sun Desktop. In: Cureton, B. (eds) Software Engineering on Sun Workstations®. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9118-0_6
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