Didier Casalta
Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
ABSTRACT
This paper reports our ongoing design and evaluation of two-handed input techniques for several common tasks found in desktop interfaces: specifying simple geometric shapes, navigating in a large document and navigating between windows on a desktop.
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