Titlebook: HTML and the Art of Authoring for the World Wide Web; Bebo White Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 Bebo.Hypertext.SGML.WWW.browser

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Converting Formatted Documents to HTMLbrowser and the capability to add further hypertext elements to the document in the future as time and HTML expertise allow. However, you will probably ultimately find the need to rewrite the document as more specialized elements are desired.

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An Overview of SGMLHTML internals. The coverage of SGML concepts is not intended to be complete, but only addresses those areas directly applicable to the HTML Document Type Definition (DTD). More comprehensive descriptions of SGML may be found in Goldfarb (Goldfarb 1990) and van Herwijnen (Herwijnen 1994).

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Introductionbe used on the World Wide Web. The growth and widespread availability of WWW suggests that this audience includes persons from many walks of life with many different motivations. The Web provides a mechanism for individuals to publish and share their works, both literary and artistic. Personal home

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The World Wide Web (WWW)esearch Institute (SRI) developed NLS (oN Line System) which was used to store research papers, memos and reports and make them accessible to collaborators separated geographically (Engelbart 1963). The Intermedia system, developed at Brown University’s Institute for Research and Information Scholar

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The Hypertext Markup Language are portable from one computing platform to another. HTML contains elements which are characteristic of descriptive and referential markup. The portability of HTML marked-up documents permits their independent use by World Wide Web (WWW) browsers.

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Authoring Hypertext Documentsof the hypertext author approaches, even if it does not entirely merge with, that of the reader; the functions of reader and writer become more deeply entwined with each other than ever before. This transformation and near merging of roles is but the latest stage in the convergence of what had once

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WWW Front Pages, Home Pages, Entry Pages and Root Pagesy, within a frame, the reader has to begin reading at some point, and for the reader, that point is a beginning. (Landow 1994). In his work on origins and openings, Edward W Said explains that, “a work’s beginning is, practically speaking, the main entrance to what it offers ... the designation of a

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