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I guess my point still stands: ask your SME what was meant by
"transparent to the user" because we on-list don't know for certain
what your SME might have meant, and we could (and probably will) share
our opinions on it all day with no benefit to you or your needs. ;-)
On Apr 7, 2005 12:43 PM, Spitzer, Judd L <judd -dot- l -dot- spitzer -at- lmco -dot- com> wrote:
>
> When I think of something being transparent to the user, I think of it
> as an operation that may be necessary for the user to complete other
> tasks and it happens without the user's knowledge or intervention.
> -Judd Spitzer
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