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HUMAN FACTORS REVEIWS OF APPLICATIONS

Human factors in electronic mail system design

ANN HJALMARSSON Department of Psychology, University of Stockholm, S-106 91, Stockholm, Sweden
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LARS OESTREICHER Department of Computer Science, University of Uppsala
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YVONNE WAERN Department of Psychology, University of Stockholm, S-106 91, Stockholm, Sweden
Pages 461-474 | Published online: 07 Mar 2007

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A. Lantz. (2003) Does the Use of E-Mail Change Over Time?. International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction 15:3, pages 419-431.
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CRAIG W. TRUMBO, KIM J. SPRECKER, REBECCA J. DUMLAO, GI WOONG YUN & SHEARLEAN DUKE. (2016) Use of E-Mail and the Web by Science Writers. Science Communication 22:4, pages 347-378.
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Helge Clausen. (1991) Electronic mail as a tool for the information professional. The Electronic Library 9:2, pages 73-84.
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