Text which is arranged in a non-linear fashion and which you continue reading by clicking on links.

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A language that enables electronic documents that present information to be connected by links instead of being presented sequentially, as is the case with normal text.

A nonsequential text composed of links and nodes

1969, from hyper- "over, above" + text (n.). In place of the verbal connectives that are used in normal text, such as topic or transition sentences, hypertext connects nodes ... through link [..]

A system for organizing text through links, as opposed to a menu-driven hierarchy such as Gopher. Most Web pages include hypertext links to other pages at that site, or to other sites on the World Wide Web.

Any text that that can be chosen by a reader and which causes another document to be retrieved and displayed. Source: Lazworld

Data that contains one or more links to other data; commonly seen in web pages and in online help files. Key words usually are underlined or highlighted. Example: If you look for information about &qu [..]

Software technology used to create and store simple and complex navigational paths across computerized data. When the text is “clicked on,” it can enable a user to navigate within or between Web pages [..]

Copyright by Matisse "Hypertext" Enzer -->Generally, any text that contains links to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by a reader and which cause anot [..]

documents which contain links to other documents within them - footnotes are a form of hypertext link.

Hypertext is text on a webpage that links to another document or webpage. The hypertext link can be as small as a letter or word, or as big as all the text on the page.

Electronically-stored text that allows direct access to other texts by way of encoded links. Hypertext documents can be created using HTML, and often integrate images, sound, and other media that are commonly viewed using a WWW browser. See also HTML and WWW browser.

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A form of text which includes visible links to other pages of text or media, accessible by clicking or selecting the links.

a collection of text documents with links from one document to another. A “hypermedia” system is the same sort of collection, but including documents of any type, such as graphics, video, etc. The lin [..]

A document which has been marked up to allow a user to select words or pictures within the document, click on them, and connect to further information. The basis of the World-Wide Web.

The system of coding that is used to create or navigate hypermedia in a nonsequential manner.

Hypertext is an idea developed by a computer scientist named Ted Nelson in the late 1960s, and is defined simply as "non-linear reading." Whereas traditional writing on paper tends to be lin [..]

Hypertext is text that links to other information. By clicking on a link in a hypertext document, a user can quickly jump to different content. Though hypertext is usually associated with Web pages, t [..]

WebGuest Dictionary Text that includes links  to other Web pages . By clicking on a link, the reader can easily jump from one Web page to another related page. Hypertext spins the Web  - no Web without hypertext!

Text on an HTML document which has been organized to provide links between other elements of the same document or other documents on the World Wide Web. Selecting a hypertext link (usually by clicking the mouse pointer on the text itself) will summon up additional information. Internet

Hypertext is any computer-based text that includes hyperlinks. Hypertext can also include presentation devices like tables or images, in addition to plain text and links.

A set of documents of any kind (images, text, charts, tables, video clips) connected to one another by links. Stories written in hypertext can be divided into scrolling "pages" (as they are [..]

Hypertext is text that contains links to other texts, as opposed to a single linear flow like in a novel. The term was coined by Ted Nelson around 1965. Learn more General knowledge

A special type of database system, invented by Ted Nelson in the 1960s, in which objects (text, pictures, music, programs, and so on) can be creatively linked to each other. When you select an object, [..]

Text that contains links to other documents.

A method of presenting digital information that allows related files and elements of data to be interlinked, rather than viewed in linear sequence. Text links and icons embedded in a document written [..]

Text that includes links or shortcuts to other documents, allowing the reader to easily jump from one text to related texts, and consequentially from one idea to another, in a non-linear fashion. Coined by Ted Nelson in 1965. See hypercard.

Electronic documents that contain hyperlinks.

A special type of database system, invented by Ted Nelson in the 1960s, in which objects (text, pictures, music, programs, and so on) can be creatively linked to each other.

Generally, any text that contains links to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by a reader and which cause another document to be retrieved and displayed.

A text-linking strategy that lets you jump between related information in a document by clicking on a button or highlighted word. On-line help systems often use hypertext links, as do some programs designed for the electronic distribution of documents.

Text in a document that contains a link to other text. Hypertext is used in Windows help programs and CD encyclopedias as well as web pages to link and reference related information across documents.

A system for the non-sequential presentation of text, the fundamental concept of the World Wide Web, whereby the user can jump from one part of a text to another, from one Web page to another, or from [..]

Hypertext simply means non linear text. A novel or magazine article is an example of linear text because it is meant to be read from beginning to end. Non linear communication is much harder to [..]

a system for linking documents and parts of documents in a non-linear fashion. Words in the displayed document may be linked to other documents, or other text in the same document. The reader can follow these links through the text, rather than reading serially.

Generally, any text that contains "links" to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by the user and which cause another document to be retrieved and displayed.  The text is usually underlined or highlighted.

a nonlinear system of writing that allows users to access text and multimedia features through multiple pathways

A system for retrieving information from servers on the Internet using World Wide Web client software. Hypertext consists of key words or phrases in a WWW page that are linked electronically to other [..]

A computer-based system for linking text and other information with cross-references, making access fast and criticisms easy to publish and find.

Nonsequential writing; Ted Nelson's term for a medium that includes links. Nowadays it includes other media apart from text and is sometimes called hypermedia.

Hypertext usually refers to any text available on the World Wide Web that contains links to other documents. The use of hypertext is a way of presenting information in which text, sounds, video, image [..]

A system of writing and displaying text that enables the text to be linked in multiple ways, to be available at several levels of detail, and to contain links to related documents. It refers to a nonl [..]

A way of viewing or working with a document in text format that allows you to follow cross-references to other Web resources. By clicking on an embedded hyperlink, the user can choose her own path thr [..]

Hypertext is a user interface paradigm for displaying documents which contain automated cross-references to other documents called hyperlinks. Selecting a hyperlink causes the computer to display the linked document within a very short period of time.   I Image Map In HTML, a list of co-ordinates relating to a specific image, created in order to hy [..]

A system of coding text that links electronic documents with each other. Elements in a hypertext document (i.e. words, pictures, etc.) are linked to elements in other documents. Click on a phrase and the screen reloads with a page of information about that idea; click on a picture and learn more about that visual.

Hypertext most often refers to text on a computer that will lead the user to other, related information on demand.

A method of presenting documents electronically that allows them to be read in a richly interconnected way. Rather than following a single document from beginning to end, sections of each document are [..]

Text on a web page that links the user to another web page. The hypertext, or links will usually be a different color than the other text on the page and also usually underlined. Terms beginning with [..]

Hypertext is text on a web page that you can click on with your mouse to transfer you to another page on the Internet. Hypertext, also known as a text link, is usually displayed on the Internet page i [..]

A way of linking one word or image to another page; when the user selects the word or image, he jumps directly to the new page. This is the basis of navigating around the www - if you click on an underlined word in a Web page, it will link you to another section of the page or to another page.

Generally, any text that contains links to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by a reader and which cause another document to be retrieved and displayed.

Hypertext is any formatted file or text that links to other information. By clicking on a link in a hypertext document, another information will be retrieved or displayed. One example of classic type [..]

A document that contains highlighted areas which when selected automatically transfer the client to a different location within the original document, or another document, image, movie or other resour [..]

A way of presenting information in which text, sounds, images, and actions are linked together in a way that allows you to jump around between them in whatever order you choose. Hypertext usually refe [..]

Text that includes hyperlinks to other documents.

Generally, any text that contains links to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by a reader and which cause another document to be retrieved and displayed. host--A com [..]

A hypertext document is like a text document with the ability to contain pointers to other regions of (possibly other) hypertext documents.

Generally, any text that contains links to other documents - words or phrases in the document that can be chosen by a reader and which cause other documents to be retrieved and displayed.

Text in one document that is linked electronically to text in another document or another part of the same document.

Hypertext is any text that is not constrained to being linear (ie. read line-by-line). Instead of a set sequence of pages (as with for example a book), hypertext is any two or more sections of text in [..]

Text on the Web page that is linked to another Web page or a different part of the same page.

  A special type of database system , in which objects (text , pictures, music, programs) can be creatively linked to each other. When you select an object, you can see all the other objects that are [..]

Hypertext is a form of text that allows users to link or connect text in one document or Web page to text on the same or another page. The most common instance of hypertext is on Web pages, where links appear as underlined text. Clicking on a link typically allows the user to access other relevant information.

Computer-prepared text containing links to related topics, which can be followed with e.g. a mouse-click. hyperlink

This term describes the system that allows documents to be cross- linked in such a way that the reader can explore related documents by clicking on a highlighted word or symbol.  

A link between one document and other, related documents elsewhere in a collection. By clicking on a word or phrase that has been hightlighted on a computer screen, a user can skip directly to files related to that subject.

(n) machine-readable text that is not sequential but is organized so that related items of information are connected

Text that includes links or shortcuts to other documents, allowing the reader to easily jump from one text to related texts, and consequentially from one idea to another, in a non-linear fashion. Coined by Ted Nelson in 1965.

text on a computer screen that points to some other text or graphics stored elsewhere on the same computer or on a network. Hypertext provides a "live reference"--clicking on the hypertext a [..]

A system in which documents contain links that allow readers to move between areas of documents, following subjects in a variety of paths.

 Text or graphical elements on a page which activates a hyperlink when clicked.  

Hypertext refers to a word, phrase or chunk of text that can be linked to another document or text. Hypertext covers both textual hyperlinks and graphical ones. The term was coined by Ted Nelson in th [..]

Text that is linked to other documents in a way that makes it pssobile for readers to read related documents by clicking on a highlighted word or symbol.

Text that is not limited to a single linear or sequential path through it. Hypertext provides the option of non-sequential, non-hierarchical navigation through a body of information. Ted Nelson envisioned hypertext in 1965. His two books Computer Lib and Dream Machines are available in one volume from Microsoft press. He defines hypertext as non-se [..]

A special type of database system that allows links among documents.

A connection to another Web page, or location within the current page. When a user clicks the text that contains the hyperlink, the browser displays the Web page targeted by the link. Hypertext links are created with the HTML language. See also HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol).

In computing, a hypertext system is one for displaying information that contains references (called hyperlinks) to other information on the system, and for easily publishing, updating and searching for the information. The most well-known hypertext system is the World Wide Web. Computer scientist Ted Nelson coined the word "hypertext" in [..]

(uncountable) Digital text in which the reader may navigate related information through embedded hyperlinks. * '''2009''', Christian Vandendorpe, Phyllis Aronoff, and Howard Scott (Phyllis Aronoff, [..]