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<li>Sequential paths are a means of <a href="/en/unidimensionalization">unidimensionalization</a> in a <a href="/en/two%20dimensional%20arrangement">two dimensional arrangement</a>.
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<li>Placement is two-dimensional.
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<li>Humans can only recognize [one dimensional
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<li>So we&#39;ll set up a sequential route.
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<li>That&#39;s also the purpose of [One-dimensional text</li>
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<li>When slides are made into stickies, generate the sequential order according to the order in the original PDF
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<li>That way you can have a sliding display.</li>
<li>Order in original PDF = <a href="/en/local%20context">local context</a>.<ul>
<li><a href="/en/Preserving%20Local%20Context">Preserving Local Context</a></li>
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