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The proliferation of small mobile devices with different-sized displays presents a challenge to user interface designers. How can the different display sizes and layouts be accommodated while maintaining a consistent display strategy for users and minimizing the complexity of the interface implementation? We present a multi-scaled display technique developed for use with a palmtop-sized medical clinical assistant.
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