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Wolfgang Dalitz is a researcher at the "Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum für Informationstechnik Berlin" (ZIB). The focus of his work is on internet information systems, especially on Hyper-G. The author has published serveral articles on the subject and have given lectures at conferences and seminars.

Gernot Heyer is a researcher at the "Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum für Informationstechnik Berlin" (ZIB). The focus of his work is on internet information systems, especially on Hyper-G. The author has published serveral articles on the subject and have given lectures at conferences and seminars.

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To order this title for shipment to Austria, Germany, or Switzerland, please contact dpunkt verlag directly.

Hyper-G is the first of a new generation of Internet information systems. It is fully compatible with current Internet technology and allows seamless access to popular Internet server technologies such as WWW and Gopher. Hyper-G software has recently become available as a commercial product called "HyperWave"; hence the title of the book.

This book explains and illustrates with numerous examples:
+ how to build your own hypermedia server with Hyper-G
+ how to navigate through Hyper-G- and WWW-servers with the native Hyper-G browsers (Harmony and Amadeus)
+ how to use Hyper-G technology with common browsers such as Netscape and Mosaic

600 Megabytes of free Hyper-G software are provided on the accompanying CD, including browsers for UNIX and Windows.|To order this title for shipment to Austria, Germany, or Switzerland, pleasecontact dpunkt verlag directly.

Hyper-G is the first of a new generation of Internet information systems. It is fully compatible with current Internet technology and allows seamless access to popular Internet server technologies such as WWW and Gopher. Hyper-G software has recently become available as a commercial product called "HyperWave"; hence the title of the book.

This book explains and illustrates with numerous examples:
+ how to build your own hypermedia server with Hyper-G
+ how to navigate through Hyper-G- and WWW-servers with the native Hyper-G browsers (Harmony and Amadeus)
+ how to use Hyper-G technology with common browsers such as Netscape and Mosaic

600 Megabytes of free Hyper-G software are provided on the accompanying CD, including browsers for UNIX and Windows.