旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� � HyperDoc : A HyperText System � � (c) Copyright 1991 � � � � Bill Wiest � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� HyperDoc is designed to allow you to create, edit, and read hypertext documents. The first question then may be : "what are hypertext documents ?". The file 'HYPERDOC.DOC' is designed to provide you with the answers to such basic questions. But to begin your exploration of the world of hypertext and the uses of HyperDoc, you need to know four things: 1) When reading a HyperDocument, make use of the TAB and RETURN keys to traverse links. Links usually look like this. So press the TAB key to place the cursor on the first letter of the link ('t' in this case) and press RETURN to get connected. (Of course, this is not for real at the moment, so don't do it now). 2) To start all this going, type 'hdread hdtutor.doc' at the DOS prompt. (NOTE: you can read any hyperdocument created with HyperDoc in this fashion.) 3) The ESC key is used for exiting whatever you are doing. 4) The F1 key provides you with HELP when you use The HyperDoc control program (HYPERDOC.EXE) or when you are creating/editing a hyperdocument with the system. BEFORE you do anything else, though, make sure that you BACKUP ALL the files which came with this package. They should be: HYPERDOC.EXE HDNEW.EXE HDCONVRT.EXE HDEDIT.EXE HDREAD.EXE HDDOCS.EXE HDOC.TXT HDOC.LNK HYPERDOC.DOC HYPERDOC.LNK HYPERDOC.LOC HDHELP.DOC HDHELP.LNK HDHELP.LOC HDHELP.NDX HDTUTOR.DOC HDTUTOR.LNK HDTUTOR.LOC HDTUTOR.NDX README.1ST REGISTER.FRM