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The use of EC may result in the elimination of some of a company s employees as well as brokers and agents. This result is called disintermediation that is, eliminating the intermediary. The manner in which these unneeded workers, especially employees, are treated may raise ethical issues, such as how to handle the displacement. Many legal issues are related to e-commerce (Cheeseman, 2001, Doll et al., 2003, and Isenberg, 2002). Representative examples are discussed below.

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If the same screen design is carried over to the mobile device then either everything will have to be miniaturized, so that the tool bars, icons and menus will become unreadable, or left at the same size, so that they will take up too much space on the screen. The interface therefore must be designed differently. This has implications for consistency for users who might be using the same application in a desktop environment and on the mobile device.

Wireless payment systems transform mobile phones into secure, self-contained purchasing tools capable of instantly authorizing payments over the cellular network In Italy, for example, DPS-Promatic has designed and installed the rst parking meter payable by mobile telephone (DPS-Promatic, 2002) In the United States, Cellbucks offers a mobile payment service to participating sports stadiums that enables fan to purchase food, beverages, and merchandise by cell phone and have it delivered to their seats Any fan who is a member of the Cellbucks Network can dial a toll-free number provided on a menu of choices, enter his or her pass code and seat location, then select numbered items that correspond to desired menu selections Once authorized, the purchase is passed on to stadium personnel and is in turn delivered to the fan s seat An e-mail detailing the transaction is sent to the fan as further con rmation of the order.

In Europe and Japan buying tickets to movies and other events are popular (Sadeh, 2002) If you were in Frankfurt, Germany, and took a taxi ride, you could pay the taxi driver using your cell phone As discussed in 5, electronic payments for small-purchase amounts (generally less than $10) are called micropayments are The demand for wireless micropayments systems is fairly high An AT Kearney study (CyberAtlas, 2002) found that more than 40 percent of mobile phone users surveyed would like to use their mobile phone for small cash transactions such as transit fares or vending machines The desire for such service was highest in Japan (50 percent) and lowest in the United States (38 percent) The percentage of mobile phone users who had actually used their phones for this purpose was only 2 percent, re ecting the fact that very few vendors participate in micropayments systems.

You can use the Open File dialog box to open text, images, application files, and more. Many features of the Open File dialog box work automatically for you, including the Up One Level button, the Create New Folder button, the Views button, the Cancel button, and the process of browsing files. You can customize other features, such as the types of files that you automatically search for, and the default directory that the dialog box automatically opens to. The code that you write customizes your Open File dialog box, as well as describes where the file is to be read into, as well as what kind of file it is. Each kind of file requires different code. We describe examples of how to open a text file in this section, and, in the next section, how to open an image file. Figures 20.26 and 20.27 illustrate an example of a text file being read into a text box.