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HYPERHELPER lets you make special "hypertext" pop-up windows or help
screens from an ordinary ASCII file created by your wordprocessor. Each
window is linked together by highlighted words in the text with other
windows, which users can pop up for even more detailed information.
Windows may be positioned to any part of the screen.
Disk No: 1332
Program Title: HYPERHELPER version 1.5a
PC-SIG version: 1.1
HYPERHELPER lets you make special "hypertext" pop-up windows or help
screens from an ordinary ASCII file with simple embedded commands. Each
window is linked together by highlighted words in the text with other
windows, which users can pop up for even more detailed information.
Windows may be positioned to any part of the screen.
Usage: Viewing Help Text Screens.
Special Requirements: None.
How to Start: Type GO (press enter).
Suggested Registration: $20.00 for a memory resident version which
allows you to create systems of on-line help that may be viewed while
operating another program.
File Descriptions:
README How to get started.
HYPERHLP HTX HYPERHELPER text.
HC EXE HYPERHELPER compiler.
HH EXE HYPERHELPER browser.
SAMPLE TXT Sample ASCII file for compiling.
PC-SIG
1030D E Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1989 PC-SIG, Inc.
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║ <<<< Disk No 1332 HyperHelper >>>> ║
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║ To copy information about the program to your printer, type ║
║ MANUAL (press enter) ║
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║ To view the information about the program, type VIEW (press enter) ║
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#rem
#rem This is a very simple .txt file that illustrates the
#rem typical form of a hypertext file. You will need to compile
#rem this file, using the HyperHelper compiler before you'll
#rem be able to browse through this file. To compile this .txt
#rem file use:
#rem
#rem C:> hc sample
#rem
#rem Note that the .txt extension of the filename is not used.
#rem The compiler will translate the .txt file into a special form
#rem that is only readable by the HyperHelper browser. This compiled
#rem file will be called sample.htx.
#rem
#rem Once sample.txt is compiled, you can browse through the sample.htx
#rem file using the HyperHelper browser by typing:
#rem
#rem C:> hh sample
#rem
#rem This sample hypertext deck only contains a portion of the commands
#rem that are available in HyperHelper. However, the commands used here
#rem are probably the ones you'll use most often. In particular, note
#rem the usage of:
#rem
#rem #rem -- a comment line.
#rem #deck title -- declares the title of the deck.
#rem #size -- defines the size of all cards;
#rem in this case, 40 columns by 9 rows.
#rem #center text on -- center all text in the cards that
#rem follow within the window size specified
#rem by the #size command.
#rem #card -- marks the beginning of a card. Note
#rem the first word after "#card" is the
#rem internal card name and any words
#rem after it are external card names which
#rem can be used to access the card from
#rem the command line (See card 2) or as
#rem a context sensitive link in the
#rem memory resident version of the
#rem HyperHelper browser.
#rem #end -- marks the end of a card (optional).
#rem #center line -- centers the next line to the text
#rem in the card.
#rem ! -- special character which is used
#rem to define the links between cards.
#rem
#rem Now here are the cards in the sample.txt deck:
#rem ------------------------------------------------------------------
#deck title Sample HyperHelper File
#size 40 9
#center text on
#card 1
This is the first card in the deck.
It is linked to the !2!second! and
!3!third! cards.
#end ------------------------------------------------------------------
#card 2 tryme
This is the second card. It is linked
to the !3!third! card.
Try accessing this card from the
DOS prompt by typing:
#center line
hh -ctryme sample
#end ------------------------------------------------------------------
#card 3
This is the third card which is linked
to card !1!one!.
#end ------------------------------------------------------------------
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
FILE1332 TXT 1019 9-08-89 9:18a
GO BAT 38 1-11-89 1:55p
GO TXT 617 9-08-89 9:17a
HC EXE 48623 7-19-89 3:51p
HH EXE 33021 7-16-89 9:51p
HYPERHLP HTX 22958 7-16-89 10:01p
MANUAL BAT 148 2-23-89 3:50p
PAGE COM 325 1-06-87 4:21p
README 8562 8-21-89 1:22a
SAMPLE TXT 3185 1-09-89 12:05a
VIEW BAT 38 9-08-89 9:16a
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