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The CD-ROM format provided a self-contained ecosystem. Once installed, users could search for symbols by keyword, customize them (changing skin tones or adding labels in different languages), and organize them into grids. This was a revolutionary shift from hand-drawing icons or using physical "cut-and-paste" methods. It standardized communication; a symbol for "bathroom" or "eat" looked the same across different classrooms, which is vital for consistency in a learner’s environment.
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