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Answer: | Yes. The information that you are asking the system to deliver is more than just the address of the target... |
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Viewspecs refer to a capability of Augment which would allow the user to specify how a document should be presented when called up. For example, adding a, 't' after the address could show a one line per paragraph deep outline. An example using Internet standard URLs could look something like this: http://www.bootstrap.org/glossary/test.html:t "Traveling from one view point to another is accomplished by Jump commands, of which the simplest perhaps is a direct Jump to a statement designated by a screen selection. Then, for a worker grown used to employing address strings, a next form would be a Jump on an embedded link, or to a statement designated by a typed-in address string -- using any combination of the addressing elements and viewspecs described above. For example, the link "<4b:mI>" points to the Statement 4b, while invoking viewspecs "m" and "I" which cause the statements' SIDs to be displayed. The link "<Ref-1.l:i;LL>" points to the document referenced by the link in the statement named "Ref-1", invoking viewspec "i" for user content filtering, and sets the filter to "LL" to show only those statements beginning with a lower-case letter. The applications are effectively endless." From Authorship Provisions in AUGMENT |
Keywords: | OHS, URL (Uniform Resource Locator - Internet address), target, tags, x-file, browser, translated view, viewspecs, intermediary, high-resolution addressable, flexible view, mail group, editor, interfaces, performance, wireless, transition, evolve, ultra wide band, different user interfaces, flexible evolutionary process, vendor, |
Related Links: | None. |
Format: |
.au 11.127 khz 16 bits mono with µLaw 2;1 compression. Originally recorded on an Apple Macintosh PowerBook
using a SONY ECM-T145 condenser microphone and Adobe
Premiere audio/video editing software. The original recording
was saved as a QuickTime file at 22 mhz, 16 bits with
no compression. |
Recorded: | Session 2. 7/25/2000. Interviewed at Dr. Engelbarts residence in Atherton, California, late in the evening by Frode Hegland @. |