One of Multieard's features is that it does not itself handle the contents of the nodes. Instead,
it eormnunieates with different editors, mming as separate processes, using a set of …

Computational Applications any scientific and business applications are computational, as
opposed to display-oriented. Examples include accounting applications, computer-aided …

There are few hypermedia applications within business and industrial organizations. It is
argued that this phenomenon is rooted in the concept of hypermedia applications as stand …

Large-scale networked environments, such as the Internet, possess the characteristics of
distributed data, distributed access and distributed control; this gives the user a powerful …

The Hypertext Functionality field studies techniques for and the impact of supplementing
everyday computer applications with hypertext (or hypermedia) functionality (HTF). The HTF …

This paper presents a conceptual model for hypermedia systems that, among other features,
supports versioning, permits exploring and managing alternate configurations, maintains …

We present an extensible data model for hyperdocuments. It is intended to serve asthe basis
for integrating hypermedia systems with other information sources, such asobject-oriented …

The goal of this research is to provide hypermedia functionality to all information systems
that interact with people. Hypermedia is a concept involving access to information …

Many hypertext systems are primarily“static” systems that were designed specifically to apply
a hypertext interface to a particular domain. For us, hypertext is a tool for …

Many 'first generation'hypermedia systems were designed to support applications, which do
not require the dynamic and general characteristics necessary for our domain---decision …