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Mike Graf 0002

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affiliation: MCC Technology Corporation, Austin, TX, USA

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1988
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Michael Evangelist, Vincent Y. Shen, Ira R. Forman, Mike Graf:
Using Raddle To Design Distributed Systems. ICSE 1988: 102-115
1987
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Peter Cook, Clarence A. Ellis, Mike Graf, Gail L. Rein, Tom Smith:
Project Nick: Meetings Augmentation and Analysis. ACM Trans. Inf. Syst. 5(2): 132-146 (1987)
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Mike Graf:
Building a visual designer's environment. FJCC 1987: 287-297
1986
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Michael L. Begeman, Peter Cook, Clarence A. Ellis, Mike Graf, Gail L. Rein, Tom Smith:
Project Nick: meetings augmentation and analysis. CSCW 1986: 1-6

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