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Abstract

Part of a special section on hypertext. Hypertext is the computer storage of information as fragmented but linked multi-dimensional documents. Such systems offer advantages over the printed word, (group authorship, more creative access to the data) but there are drawbacks. Discusses chunky and creamy hypertext design methods of presenting information to the user

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Abstract

Describes the main characteristics of hypertext, illustrating how it can be used to integrate a collection of disparate legal documents. Sets out the advantages of hypertext systems for the user, comparing it with traditiional information retrieval. Suggests that since the strenghts and weaknesses of both are complementary, their integration could afford users considerable advantages. Considers the need for standardisation to facilitate the interchange of data and describes how this might be achieved through a markup language such as SGML