Technique for controlling and processing a section of an interac

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1998-05-04

2000-12-19

Lee, Thomas C.

Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/

Input/output data processing

Input/output process timing

710 20, 710 48, 709218, G06F 1300, G06L 300

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ABSTRACT:
A technique for controlling an interactive presentation is disclosed. In one embodiment, a processing device receives at least one of a plurality of commands, wherein each of the plurality of commands corresponds to a respective operation the performance of which is directly associated with controlling a particular aspect of the interactive presentation. The processing device processes each of the received commands such that each corresponding operation is performed to control a particular aspect of the interactive presentation.

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