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Addressing hypertext design and conversion issues
Abstract
Hypertext is a network of information units connected by relational links. A hypertext system is a configuration of hardware and software that presents a hypertext to users and allows them to manage and access the information that it contains. Hypertext is also a user interface concept that closely supports the ways that people use printed information. Hypertext concepts encourage modularity and the elimination of redundancy in data bases because information can be stored only once but viewed in any appropriate context. Hypertext is such a hot idea because it is an enabling technology in that workstations and personal computers finally provide enough local processing power for hypertext user interfaces.
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Glusko, Robert J.. 1990-01-01. Addressing hypertext design and conversion issues. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910009319
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