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# RE: Race Label on LCD (was RE: Jefferson County, KY)

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- Subject: RE: Race Label on LCD (was RE: Jefferson County, KY)
- From: "Sophia Lee" <sophia@dieboldes.com>
- Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 09:38:32 -0800
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King County would love this option as well. I think that the "tractor" idea is a wonderful solution. I think that ideas 2 and 3 would cause confusion to the poll workers. Sophia -----Original Message----- From: owner-rcr@dieboldes.com [mailto:owner-rcr@dieboldes.com]On Behalf Of Ken Clark Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 1999 8:19 AM To: rcr@dieboldes.com Subject: RE: Race Label on LCD (was RE: Jefferson County, KY) title. In VTS, the second line is normally used for specifying the number to vote for while GEMS doesn't seem to use it at present. Some options: No, what GEMS does is split the race text at a word boundary into two lines if it is longer than 24 chars. 2) Race#/Colon/MidTruncatedName - "16:UNITED..NATOR". This one I understand and prefer. 4) Race#/Colon/InitialsMidTruncatedName - "37:S S 7TH DIST" for STATE SENATOR- 7TH DIST. This one I don't follow though. What the rules for initials and mid truncation? What gets printed for "For the office of the president and vice president" and "This-Is-A-Strange-Race-Label"? Anyway, if you can come up with some rules that generate something more legible than option 2, I am all for it. One other possibility is to blink between 2 or more displays. I think blinking would be too ugly to consider. The other possibility would be to do a "tractor" display that scrolls the text back and forth (ever use WinAmp?). Ken

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