| Name | Extracted | Size | Date | Description |
| ARES1A.ZIP | Yes | 60924 | 1/5/1994 | Ares 1.0 creates hypertext from any ASCII text file. (Ted Husted) (Reg.Fee: $30) |
| BLACKMAG.ZIP | Yes | 719446 | 4/4/1994 | Black Magic is a hypertext word processor. (Hypertext allows you to branch off into more detailed areas when reading a document on the computer.) With BLACK MAGIC documents, information can be linked in three different ways: with Note Links, Reference Links, and Replacement Links. Text and graphics can be merged into an integrated whole. Three existing link types are designed for conveying information. A DOS link adds a new dimension to hypertext in that its purpose is to link hypertext in with external DOS applications. This allows the user to leave the system in real time, go to another DOS application and then return to the hypertext system at exactly the same place you left. It also contains ASCII links. One user reported that this is nothing more than a demo, but other users report that they have found it to be useful. (Ntergaid) (Reg.Fee: $40-$80) |
| BOOK.ZIP | Yes | 92084 | 4/5/1994 | Book 2.0 lets you make and read your own computer book on your monitor. Display the contents of a specially prepared file, one page at a time, with the pages subdivided into chapters. The index display lists these chapters with their index keys. Access any chapter with one keystroke. (Robert Wallingford) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| DAHRG.ZIP | Yes | 27735 | 2/14/1994 | HyperText Reader and Generator 5.2 is a file viewing utility that allows the user to read computer text files. NEW: faster navigation through document, enhanced PCX file viewer, and more. (David Leithauser) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| DART.ZIP | Yes | 188116 | 4/14/1994 | Dart is a hypertext file viewer and program launcher. It is designed for publishing material on-disk, for personal or commercial use.The program supports a modern desktop environment with multiple, overlapping windows, mouse support and more. (UserWare) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| DESK4.ZIP | Yes | 87094 | 5/5/1994 | The Hypertext Desk 4.001 is a tutorial about hypertext. It includes a definition of hypertext, lists of hypertext items, such as magazines, books, authoring systems, and electronic bulletin board systems, an approach to document production, a suggested beginner's start-up kit, and a glossary of hypertext terms. (William R. Forbes) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DTA20A.ZIP | Yes | 308544 | 9/12/1993 | Desktop Advisor 2.0 creates TSR hypertext documents which can also include images and sound. It features text search, various browsing functions, linking words, and more. (Phil Grenetz) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $59) |
| DTA20B.ZIP | Yes | 341268 | 9/12/1993 | See DTA20A.ZIP |
| E_BIBLE2.ZIP | Yes | 122169 | 12/19/1994 | Electronic Bible contains everything you need to know on how to create electronic books. It gives you step-by-step procedures for getting your ideas published. (Michael Mathiesen) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| FARVIEW.ZIP | Yes | 282319 | 4/15/1994 | farVIEW provides hypertext browsing and editing with almost 100 interactive commands. The editor includes wordwrap, key macros, and cut and paste. It provides three hypertext linking methods including buttons, references, and high-lighters. It allows frames much larger than the screen. Frames can link to external ASCII files transparently to the browser. It can handle up to 16 textbases opened at once, up to 325,870 frames per textbase and up to 651,740 links per textbase. Requires 512K and a hard disk. (farSight Technologies, Inc.) (Reg.Fee: $45) |
| FREEPRES.ZIP | Yes | 337608 | 4/5/1994 | Free Press is a set of tools for creating your own "magazine on a disk". It could be customized to do various other jobs from an on-disk resume to a DOS menu program. The program can display text files and run programs. The text display windows have SEARCH and GOTO functions. The text display commands are Word Star commands and the program can be called from MS Windows. (Gordon Couger) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GMBK120.ZIP | Yes | 123889 | 1/13/1995 | MicroBook 1.20 is a text presentation tool for creating easy-to-navigate on-disk manuals for DOS. It uses a simple to control graphical user interface with full mouse support, up to 20 chapters of 40 lines per book. It is ideal for user manuals and on-disk presentations. (Neil Gorin) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| HAPLINK3.ZIP | Yes | 103574 | 12/19/1994 | Haplink 3.0 creates hypertext or program menus. It allows editing, drawing boxes, special DOS links, pop-up boxes and more. (Peter Neuendoreffer) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| HHELPER.ZIP | Yes | 353632 | 12/4/1993 | HyperHelper 2.01f is a utility for creating hypertext help systems. The features in this program include scrolling, mouse support, interfile, links, custom menus, custom about cards, predefined links, automatic centering, error checking, fast compiling, small .htx files, small executables, TSR communication, and flexible highlight bar placement. Additional features include expanded memory support, copy and paste, word compression, topic links, prefix and substring topic searching, multiple cards per topic, the ability to generate a table of contents automatically, bookmarks, automatic card captions, support for text modes such as 80x25, 40x25, 80x43, and 80x50, and much more. (Bryan Flamig) (Reg.Fee: $53) |
| HSHELL1.ZIP | Yes | 349122 | 12/29/1993 | HyperShell 5.0 is a hypertext authoring and control system. It supports text and graphics screens, with or without selection zones for "hypering" into other areas. Graphics formats supported are PCX and BLOAD files for Hercules, CGA, EGA and VGA. Selection zones on graphics files allow you to click on an element of the graphic, such as a transistor in a diagram, and get more information about it. Another feature is the ability to convert Norton Guide files to HyperShell format files. (Nick Taylor) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| HSHELL2.ZIP | Yes | 347164 | 12/29/1993 | See HSHELL1.ZIP |
| HSHELL3.ZIP | Yes | 348056 | 12/29/1993 | See HSHELL1.ZIP |
| HT02.ZIP | Yes | 25216 | 2/8/1994 | HT 2.0 is a simple hypertext viewer. (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| HYPE1.ZIP | Yes | 167540 | 8/12/1990 | Hype is a hypertext file reader. Hypertext is a means of reading documents on a computer in a non-linear manner, optionally branching off in new directions at any time. For example, in a technical document, you might branch off to get a description of a term and then resume reading, or in a story, you could branch into your choice of a new plot development without returning. The documentation and sample hypertext files that come with Hype show you how to embed commands in your text files to create Hype-readable documents. This is not as easy as having a program that creates the hypertext documents for you, but it is workable if you can follow directions. (GoldPax Software) (Reg.Fee: $35) |
| HYPE2.ZIP | Yes | 128628 | 8/11/1990 | See HYPE1.ZIP |
| HYPERDEX.ZIP | Yes | 279445 | 1/13/1994 | HyperDex 1.1 is the database version of HyperShell. It supports dBase compatible databases, index files and memo files. (Nick Taylor) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| HYPERINK.ZIP | Yes | 99432 | 4/5/1994 | HyperInk is a graphically oriented hypertext generating system. An interactive hypertext Help file and Tutorial are included. It builds electronic books, and associative, interactive files. It will import text and graphics files in the popular PCX format. (Shaman Exchange, Inc.) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| HYPRDG54.ZIP | Yes | 97707 | 2/1/1995 | HyperRead 5.4 allows you to convert ordinary ASCII text files to hypertext files. Can view a wider range of PCX files, including 16-color 640 X 480 and 256-color 320 X 200 pictures. (David Leithauser) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| HYPRSEE.ZIP | Yes | 18275 | 1/5/1994 | HyperSee 1.4 displays in a hypertext format, ASCII text files created with any text editor or word processor which will save in straight ASCII. We like HyperSee because it is extremely simple, yet it works. It does not support graphics, but for a text-based system, it has the advantage of being small enough (17k) to include on shareware disks for viewing program documentation files. (Norman Newman) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| IRIS.ZIP | Yes | 254905 | 4/5/1994 | Iris allows a writer to easily create an electronic "book" to be read on-line with many sophisticated features. Iris is very well conceived and designed that makes the most of the advantages of reading text on-line rather than on paper, such as being able to jump around instantly and to enhance the presentation of information with colors and sound. User options are presented in boxes on the side of the screen and selection is fast and easy. User input can be requested and stored; programs can be run from within the "book". Iris could be used for many types of applications, from reference materials to adventure games. The disk comes with two complete electronic books, a tutorial and a reference "book". A pop-up notetaker is included, and on-line help is readily available. (Ted Husted) (Reg.Fee: $8) |
| LOOKBOOK.ZIP | Yes | 336639 | 4/15/1994 | LookBook is a hypertext system for creating electronic books and reference systems using a variety disk-based documents such as newsletters, software manuals, and catalogs. (Bill Kavanaugh) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| NEOBKPRO.ZIP | Yes | 695756 | 7/11/1994 | NeoBook Professional 2.0 is an authoring system for multimedia disk-based newsletters, books, catalogs, and more. It links to word processors and paint programs. It imports PCX/GIF format images, and supports Sound Blaster-compatible VOC or PC speaker files. Requires EGA/VGA/SVGA, a mouse, hard disk, and 640K RAM. NEW: FLI and FLC format animation files may be played back directly within publications, a fade between pages effect option is available, and animation editing software may be linked to NeoBook Professional. (NeoSoft Corp.) (Reg.Fee: $90) |
| ORPH165.ZIP | Yes | 507829 | 11/10/1993 | Orpheus 1.65 is an easy-to-use hypertext authoring system. You can quickly write hypertext without having to think about the mechanics of linking. There are no special characters to insert and no program codes; you see exactly what the intended reader will see. Documents can contain up to 32,000 linked cards and graphics. A text card can hold up to 250 links to any combination of text cards and graphics. Seven link types are included, of which one can be reserved for the author's notes and excluded from the compiled version, while two others are intended for programmable features that will enable interactive tutorials. (Hyperion Softword) (Reg.Fee: $79) |
| PCBROWSE.ZIP | Yes | 198576 | 4/5/1994 | PC-Browse is a pop-up (60k or 3k+EMS) file scan and hypertext tool. This program lets you view files, search them for specific information, and link them together in hypertext fashion, as well as perform some file management tasks. It works well as a stand-alone product or can be used in conjunction with PC-Write. PC-Browse can be popped up while in another program. It will find a file by name, search for text within files, look up information and paste it into the program you are running or print it and more. (Reg.Fee: $54) |
| QUIKRF11.ZIP | Yes | 256258 | 6/2/1994 | QuikRef 1.1 creates multi-media hypertext lists with up to 1500 buttons. Each button can call up a graphic or a voice or music file or text information. It can be used for glossaries, teaching and training drills, look-up lists of technical terms and more. (Intelligent Educational Softwa) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| SPYGLASS.ZIP | Yes | 211831 | 2/3/1991 | Spyglass 3.0 is a simple but workable hypertext system. It was created for use with the Captain Blackbeard programmer's editor, but Spyglass is also useful on its own. It includes utilities for creating and viewing the hypertext files. (James K. Powers) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| TDSII.ZIP | Yes | 71059 | 10/5/1994 | Text Distribution System II 1.1 enables a computer novice to distribute articles, jokes, sermons, poems, catalogues, etc. in the form of a slick, full-color, personalized computer program. It includes search, print, and save facilities, and more. It also lets you rapidly convert plain text files into a competent computer database. (Rev. Thomas O. Scarborough) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| TFO11.ZIP | Yes | 178955 | 6/3/1994 | Text File Organiser 1.1 combines text files into a single executable file with a menu. It allows you to select any file, browse, search and print. Text files are compressed and the executable has its own virus check. Hypertext and graphics can be added to any text file. Requires a hard disk and color monitor. (Intelligent Educational Softwa) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| XLBOOK95.ZIP | Yes | 207255 | 1/23/1995 | XLBook '95 allows authors to create electronic publications with color graphics, hypertext, scaleable fonts, auto-scrolling, bookmarks, and more. (Charles L. Wiedemann) (Reg.Fee: $24-64) |
| ZMPD0001.ZIP | Yes | 199898 | 11/17/1994 | ZMP Demo 1 is a demonstation of Zine Master Pro, a hypertext engine for creating multimedia documents. (Infrared Rose) (Reg.Fee: $98) |