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why do you use number coordinates?? I am not familiar with this method.. something pops into my mind .. but who knows why??
Thanks.
Mara
Mara, this system was developed at Stanford Research Institute by Ingo Swann in the 1970′s. The coordinates designate a particular target, in a folder or elsewhere,
so the viewer knows what to focus on. Previously they only viewed objects in boxes but this became too limiting. Then geographic coordinates were used, and finally
just random numbers on top of a folder with a picture in it. Thanks for the question, Sim.