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	Star Trek: Online
		PS: For the non-Trekkies in the crowd, "LCARS" is the name of the computer interface that is shown on the Trek computers starting with The Next Generation onward.
		As KW pointed out, this initial skin is based on the official star trek interface, it can only have a black background.
		There are disagreements in the Trek fan base as to what an "official" LCARS interface would be like but the 'look and feel' of LCARS is instant and immediately recognizable to all fans.
	www.theadminzone.com /forums/archive/index.php/star-trek-online-t4405p1.html (948 words)

	GamesIndustry.biz - Perpetual Announces Addition of Star Trek® Legend Michael Okuda
		Okuda served as a technical consultant to the writing staff of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, as well as Star Trek: Enterprise and is coauthor of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.
		Well known as the creator of the unique graphic user interface for the Star Trek computer system LCARS (Library Computer Access and Retrieval System), Okuda will be working with Perpetual to integrate the same look-and-feel into the game's own interface, as well as to help visualize the future of the Star Trek universe.
		Star Trek Online is a massively multiplayer online game where you will join Starfleet and explore the greatest wonders and discoveries from our galaxy and beyond.
	www.gamesindustry.biz /press_release.php?aid=10931 (1010 words)

	Okuda at Star Trek Online - Myth Games
		Okuda served as a technical consultant to the writing staff of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, as well as Star Trek: Enterprise and is coauthor of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.
		Well known as the creator of the unique graphic user interface for the Star Trek computer system LCARS (Library Computer Access and Retrieval System), Okuda will be working with Perpetual to integrate the same look-and-feel into the game's own interface, as well as to help visualize the future of the Star Trek universe.
		I am confident Star Trek fans will be pleased with where Perpetual is going with the franchise."
	www.myth-games.com /news241.htm (342 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Software: Star Trek Encyclopedia 3.0
		A comprehensive encyclopedia of the Star Trek legacy, including Star Trek (the original series, all seasons), Star Trek: The Next Generation (all seasons), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (all seasons), Star Trek Voyager (seasons one through five) and all feature films.
		Star Trek Encyclopedia uses a clever star-trek style interface, which is almost exactly like the consoles on the show...if you like that kind of thing.
		Star Trek Encyclopedia covers all of the Trek films up to Star Trek: Insurrection, along with detailed information about the live-action series.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004UAD0 (342 words)

	Star Trek Encyclopedia - Simon & Schuster/Imergy
		But none of this would be much use without an intuitive and easy to use interface which ultimately allows you to move around within the database, and that's where the Star Trek style desktop comes into its own, the one which everyone from Spock to Geordie have spent hours tapping and talking to.
		Extremely well researched by Star Trek experts Michael and Denise Okuda and expertly put together by the people at Imergy using the latest multimedia technologies from Macromedia and Apple.
		There are over 400 QuickTime video and movie clips with everything from Next Generation and Deep Space Nine trailers to the likes of escape pods leaving a doomed Enterprise and a Borg Queen preparing to give Data a hard time.
	www.electronicmusic.com /features/reviews/games/stencyclopedia.html (386 words)

	Star Trek CD-ROM
		The designs are being drawn up in Alameda, California, at the design labs of Spectrum HoloByte, which is producing the Star Trek: The Next Generation game, due this spring on 3DO, Sega CD, Nintendo and IBM CD-ROM.
		Work on the Star Trek game is divided: The Enterprise, the alien ship and the interface were all designed on Macs; however, some of the sequences were created as OuickTirne movies and ported to 3DO.
		Although they followed Paramount's writers' guidelines and technical specs, the story line and the game situation were generated at Spectrum HoloByte.
	desires.com /1.1/Columns/star_trek.html (386 words)

	LCARS AudioPlayer - Download Freeware software from our Audio players category
		The LCARS AudioPlayer features the familiar looking LCARS interface found on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and it includes Klingon, Romulan and Cardassian interfaces for your enjoyment.
		The look of the LCARS AudioPlayer can be changed through skins to resemble the computer interfaces of one of the many races from the various Star Trek series.
		This is a player for MP3s, CDs and other audio files that no true Star Trek fan should be without.
	tucows.cybercity.dk /preview/219537.html (386 words)

	Michael Okuda Officially Joins Perpetual - STGU - Simply the best Star Trek Gaming and Star Trek Games coverage!
		Okuda served as a technical consultant to the writing staff of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, as well as Star Trek: Enterprise and is coauthor of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.
		SAN FRANCISCO, CA —August 19, 2005 — Perpetual Entertainment, developer of the upcoming massively multi-player online game Star Trek Online under license from Nickelodeon and Viacom Consumer Products, announced that Michael Okuda has joined the Star Trek Online development team as design consultant, at this past weekend’s Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas.
		His other credits include seven Star Trek feature films, The Flash, The Flight of the Intruder, The West Wing, and the pilot episode of Threshold.
	dynamic.gamespy.com /~starmada/forum/showthread.php?t=7123 (1229 words)

	Frictionless Insight - Star Trek: Starfleet Command III Preview
		In this installment, ships have all the power of Star Trek: The Next Generation vessels, Cardassians run amok and the Borg are a threat to the galaxy.
		From what we saw, the interface panels were easier to use than in earlier versions of Star Trek: Starfleet Command, and the icons made a bit more sense.
		Recognizing that the Starfleet Command games have evolved a great deal since their origin as the tabletop wargame Star Fleet Battles, the developer is making accessibility a high priority for Star Trek: Starfleet Command III (ST:SC3).
	www.frictionlessinsight.com /PC_Previews/STSC3/STSC3.htm (763 words)

	LCARS NCC-1701E. ppc4you.com
		This theme is based on the computer interface depicted in the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation.
		eLCARS is designed to maximally recreate the LCARS interface within the limits of the PPC 2002 Start menu.
		Features: proper Today item handling, skinned Start menu, colors sampled and combined from screenshots.
	www.ppc4you.com /show.cgi?softid=1106&platform=0 (121 words)

	Star Trek: Away Team Review - PC
		Heck, I would’ve even settled for some Next Generation characters, but although Star Trek: Away Team features some cameos by Worf and Data, all of your controllable characters are invented for the game.
		Now the anticipated Star Trek: Away Team tackles one of the few remaining untapped genres for a Star Trek game: the squad-based strategy game, but with mixed results.
		The combat was usually too easy, and when it was difficult, it was the interface/lack of squad AI causing it, not clever levels or interesting enemies.
	pc.gamezone.com /gzreviews/r15233.htm (1007 words)

	VUI: The New Paradigm
		That new paradigm, based on the Casper technology of the early 1990s, is the Vocal User Interface (VUI) and though it will, in its first generation, lack the artificial intelligence we'd get from Star Trek's Enterprise, it will amaze people nonetheless.
		This performance lead is likely to give Apple the chance to move forward on the second generation of the VUI which should include, among other things, artificial intelligence.
		Now with a technology this cool, some may be concerned about the possibility of the Wintel world usurping the VUI the same way they did the GUI.
	www.siterev.com /~davison/opinion/980901.html (1007 words)

	Amazon.com: Video: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 155: Interface (1987)
		Amazon.com: Video: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 155: Interface (1987)
		Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 155: Interface (1987)
		This VHS will probably NOT be viewable in other countries.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003K5K?v=glance (1007 words)

	The Tin Man Wheelchair Robots
		Rather, this robot was named after the creature in the episode Tin Man from the TV series Star Trek the Next Generation.
		Tin Man II This was an cleaned up version of the original wheelchair which eliminated the mechanical joystick interface.
		Tin Man I is a robot wheelchair which can automate some of the navigation and steering operations which might prove difficult for someone with serious disabilities.
	www.kipr.org /robots/tm.html (1007 words)

	Star Trek Starfleet Command III Review from GameZone.com
		The Command III story puts gamers in the Star Trek: The Next Generation era when a sense of peace has finally reached the quadrant.
		Command III has also been improved upon since the last game and the changes comes in the form of a more simple command interface.
		As part of the Federation, your Starfleet ship answers distress calls, fights off Romulan or pirate ships and still upholds its mission of exploration.
	pc.gamezone.com /gzreviews/r20051.htm (1788 words)

	Star Trek Starfleet Command III - PC game
		Star Trek Starfleet Command III is the third installment to one of the most successful Star Trek game series, now set in the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe.
		Star Trek Starfleet Command III to be Unveiled at E3
		The player will experience more in-depth story missions, a streamlined interface, and easier ship control than the previous games.
	pc.gamezone.com /gamesell/p20051.htm (314 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Treknology Encyclopedia L-Z
		While LCARS-like interfaces are a common feature to date not only for Star Trek websites, adaptive graphical user interfaces were a revolutionary idea in 1986 (at least for IBM PC users) when TNG was being projected.
		The graphical interface adapts to the task which is supposed to be performed, allowing for maximum ease-of-use.
		Concept for power generation prohibited by the Federation in 2268, because of its high risk to burn a planet's entire surface in a chain reaction.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /treknology2.htm (314 words)

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