Talk:Comparison of document interfaces
Latest comment: 11 years ago by 99.184.72.30 in topic More questions
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Explanations needed edit
This article is quite useless unless some explanations are added about what each row and column header means. For example:
- What is "multiple type document"?
- How could SDI app have multiple document types, when it does not even allow multiple documents?
- How come TDI does not have multiple document types if MDI has? How could adding a tab bar remove this capability?
- What is small sized content? If an application can handle large size, how can it not handle small size?
- "use simultaneously different application" what on earth does this mean? It is the OS that runs the applications.
- "easy to view all document labels of same type document"???
- "Controlled Single Document Interface"???
- What is "MDI: Window splitting"? Does it mean that the application only allows non-overlapping windows?
More questions edit
Why would the document interface type influence the memory efficiency? Google Chrome is TDI but is horribly memory inefficient. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.184.72.30 (talk) 20:45, 19 March 2013 (UTC)