Sinopsis
Thousands of computer users are gaining access to the easy data storage, browsing and linking capabilities of hypertext-based products such as guide, knowledge garden and agenda. "Understanding hypertext" offers nonprogrammers the help they need to get the most out of these flexible data organizers. Philip Seyer uses the latest hypertest releases to demonstrate data structures, interactive browsers and structured editors - the three main components of hypertext.
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Thousands of computer users are gaining access to the easy data storage, browsing and linking capabilities of hypertext-based products such as guide, knowledge garden and agenda. "Understanding hypertext" offers nonprogrammers the help they need to get the most out of these flexible data organizers. Philip Seyer uses the latest hypertest releases to demonstrate data structures, interactive browsers and structured editors - the three main components of hypertext.
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