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Disambiguation of "Wentz, Brian"

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A survey of blind users on the usability of email applications.

, , and . Universal Access in the Information Society, 12 (3): 327-336 (2013)

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Rolf-Walter Briant

Benoît Briand

Ursula Brian

Annette Brians

Günther Wentz

 

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