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• Steps

  
  Steve Ersinghaus — Authority: 116
  1. Open export folder for Cadif 2. Open iPhone and story.css in editor 3. Open Tinderbox file for Cadif (it synthesizes poetry and prose) 4. Pick up on last action before leaving to blow leaves, which was to find individual poem spaces and crowd the stanzas 5. Click note and open html view and reduce tags to ...
  1 day ago

• How To Make A Blog Post

  
  Bill Cammack — Authority: 118
  * Click the HD button for a clearer version. Click the fullscreen button to watch full-screen! :D * Bill Cammack explains how to make a blog post using WordPress (or pretty much any other platform). Topics include hypertext / hyperlinking, images, media & style. Recorded as part of New in November 2009 ( ...
  6 days ago

• Seo And Semantics For Successful Sem

  
  Free Internet Marketing Information — Authority: 156
  Semantics is not something new to the internet or websites. Semantics have been around since the ancient ages and we use them almost everyday in some situation or the other, vocally or in writing. Effective communication today consists of grammar, punctuation, sentence structure etc. But here is the surprising part: ...
  1 week ago

• HTML Character Entities, Problems For RSS Readers

  
  Free Internet Marketing Information — Authority: 156
  It appears that HTML entities can cause RSS/syndication readers to fail when trying to read WordPress comment RSS feeds. Fortunately, a plugin has been written to resolve the issue. Entity 2NCR has a confusing name, but has a purpose that is easy to understand which is to convert various HTML Character Entities to ...
  1 week ago

• From The Pentagon To Monty Python: The Internet Turns 40

  
  ChrisWeigant.com — Authority: 467
  Tomorrow is the internets fortieth birthday. Its creators are even throwing it a birthday party at the University of California, Los Angeles, the origin of the first message ever transmitted over what we know today as "the internet," on October 29, 1969. If youre wondering what the first message ever transmitted ...
  1 week ago

• HYPERTEXT & WRITING: It’s a No to NaNoWriMo

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  It looks like I won’t be planning to write a hypertext novel in November after all.I’ve been vacillating on this, wanting to push myself into doing it just to get something going and to push the hypertext format unto a public that really doesn’t seem to be aware of it. NaNoWriMo would be a good [...]
  1 week ago

• HYPERTEXT & WRITING: Feelings

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  Yeah, it’s got to feel right. If it feels good, do it, so they say. And as I suspected, even with all the personal enthusiasm for hypertext narrative, the creative flow open full blast, and the best of intentions to get something accomplished before year end, I don’t think NaNoWriMo is right for me.For one [...]
  1 week ago

• WRITING & HYPERTEXT: Feelings

  
  . Spinning . — Authority: 110
  Yeah, it’s got to feel right. If it feels good, do it, so they say. And as I suspected, even with all the personal enthusiasm for hypertext narrative, the creative flow open full blast, and the best of intentions to get something accomplished before year end, I don’t think NaNoWriMo is right for me.For one [...]
  1 week ago

• Visio Insights : Using a Visio Process Repository

  
  Peter O'Kelly's Reality Check — Authority: 444
  As with PowerPoint slide libraries , this new Visio capability is an interesting example of a subtle shift from files to hypertext collections of information items To address the above pain points, we have created the Visio Process Repository, a new SharePoint site template that is available out of the box with ...
  2 weeks ago

• HTML5 = compatibility

  
  David Kirkpatrick — Authority: 144
  Part two of two posts CIO.com has an informative article on “ Five New Technologies That Will Change Everything .” I’m breaking this particular link into two posts because two of those techs deserve individual attention because of the sea-change they are going to create in your computing and browsing ...
  2 weeks ago

• NEW MEDIA: Adding Graphics to Hypertext

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  In an attempt to dress up one of the stories a bit, I’ve added (probably over-added) some graphics. The problem? The pages load the images so slow that it’s annoying to be reading and the background image might suddenly pop up, or the smaller images (just like the logo here) slowly “unroll” into view.I’m not ...
  2 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT: Well, I’ll be dipped…

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  . . .nothing like feelin’ the fool once again.Coming into hypertext and new media and having none of your friends (yes, I’ve many master-degreed friends and even relatives) know what hypertext is makes you cocky and swell with the glory of being in on something new. So, though you know it’s been around a while, ...
  2 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT: Playing Devil’s Advocate with My Mind

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  NaNoWriMo’s getting closer and I still haven’t decided whether I’ll really go through with this. Checked at the NaNoWriMo site and asked the question on the forum to the others to see if anyone is planning or had before entered a hypertext piece of work. In Googling, I found one that claims to be hypertext [...]
  2 weeks ago

• Internet Archives BookServer could dominate Amazon | Geek Gestalt - CNET News

  
  Peter O'Kelly's Reality Check — Authority: 444
  Another interesting development in the digital book domain.  I suspect we’re about to reach an interesting turning point, at which book-focused services will compete as much on their innovative use of hypertext as on their scope of book content coverage – i.e., in making the reading experience more productive ...
  2 weeks ago

• The World Wide Web that could’ve been, by Apple

  
  The Next Web — Authority: 775
  In 1990 I bought my first Apple computer: the Macintosh Plus ED. People at school thought I was crazy for buying a computer with that much memory. The Macs at school had 1mb memory, mine had 2,5mb. Within a few weeks I started working with HyperCard and got completely addicted to it. HyperCard was basically the World ...
  2 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT: The Elusive Gotcha

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  Just noticed something while editing a story that’s rather a drawback to hypertext–unless you’ve specifically asked someone to read for you.I found a sentence in one of my 100 Days hypertexts that just didn’t make any sense. I realized that some words had been inadvertently deleted in rewriting it and never ...
  3 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT: Autumn

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  Wish I could post an image of my personal seasonal transitioning; the long John shirt underneath the satin short sleeved nightgown. It was spontaneous, the sudden cold night when you don’t want to take off warm clothes to slip into cold satin.It reminded me of hypertext narrative. That crossroads of decision, the ...
  3 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT: Novel Thoughts

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  Have to make a decision on the NaNoWriMo (doesn’t that sound like an Indian word? Something Tonto would say to the Lone Ranger?).Going to check out the rules (I signed up last week on a whim that I’d hoped would turn into commitment) to see if it’d be a waste of time and energy to [...]
  3 weeks ago

• HYPERTEXT & TINDERBOX: Still with the exporting already.

  
  Hypercompendia — Authority: 118
  Huh. Interesting export results in Tinderbox; not what I was looking for, but it may be workable.Naming a container as a prototype, and making sure the story notes inside that container follow that prototype, I think I can export each story with its own elements since each story container came through as a file folder ...
  3 weeks ago

• Three classic hypertexts and a reader

  
  MetaBlog — Authority: 121
  As Markku Eskelinen put it , we could say that the three classic hypertexts, Michael Joyce’s Afternoon, Stuart Moulthrop’s Victory Garden, and Shelley Jackson’s Patchwork Girl all did what they could to make the reader more receptive to the marvels of their labyrinths: by using hidden and ...
  3 weeks ago

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