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system
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From the experiences described in this paper requirements for a new hypertext system arose.
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We have described a scheme for introducing logical objects into one hypertext system , Guide.
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Document preparation systems have structural components such as paragraphs, and hypertext systems have additional structural components concerned with linking.
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It is proposed that hypertext systems go some way towards providing students with alternative structures for organizing their knowledge of electronic publishing.
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Users want solutions, not hypertext systems perse, and the hypertext system is normally part of the solution.
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It first presents the relevant differences between hypertext systems and document preparation systems whose end product is paper.
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A program allows one to frequently modify the hypertext database and test its consequences for the linear form.
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An author of a hypertext document sets up a number of alternatives for his readers which define pathways among nodes.
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In short, hypermedia combines qualities of hypertext and multimedia.
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Often, the terms hypertext and hypermedia are used interchangeably, causing confusion.
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One might argue that this feature of hypertext will for ever prevent it from being convertible into cohesive linear form.
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Sounds may be provided as simple files, or built into Apple's free do-it-yourself hypertext program, Hypercard.
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The promise of hypertext lies in its ability to produce large, complex, richly connected, and cross-referenced bodies of information.
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These include the global hypertext publishing concept, the universal reader concept, and the client-server concept.