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Forms are a part of our lives. They are used day by day in the ordinary life, but online they have a special place. They are the primary way of collecting information, being used for search engines, polls, surveys, electronic commerce, and even on-line applications. Every type of user-interaction on-line is done through web-forms of some sort. However, this technology is already showing it's age. Being created 5 years before XML, it has limitations, that make developer's and user's lives harder. Among them are: As forms are older than XML,

The W3C Multimodal Interaction (MMI) Working Group [1] held a face to face meeting in Hawthorne, New York, September 22-24, 2004, hosted by IBM. There were 33 attendees from 23 organizations. This note summarizes the results of the meeting. The MMI meeting was colocated with a meeting of the Voice Browser Working Group [2]. We took advantage of this to hold a joint meeting with the Voice Browser group about the evolving Voice Browser V3 architecture and its relationship to multimodal architectures. The MMI meeting focused on MMI