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Important Papers in the History of Document Preparation Systems: Basic Sources

SUMMARY This report provides a narrative description of influential papers that discuss computer-based document preparation systems. The report’s focus is on the systems actually used to prepare documents—editors and formatters, and the goal is to provide an introduction to the papers that have been influential on the community of researchers who investigate such systems.

Richard Furuta

[1] Michael Share,et al. Chameleon: A System for Solving the Data-Translation Problem , 1989, IEEE Trans. Software Eng..

[2] P. David Stotts,et al. Specifying structured document transformations , 1988 .

[3] Michael J. Kaelbling. On Improving SGML , 1990, Electron. Publ..

[4] Toshiro Wakayama,et al. A Reconstruction of Context-Dependent Document Processing In SGML , 1991 .

[5] Adobe Press,et al. Postscript language - tutorial and cookbook , 1986 .

[6] P. David Stotts,et al. Dynamic adaptation of hypertext structure , 1991, HYPERTEXT '91.

[7] Douglas B. Terry,et al. Active Tioga Documents: an Exploration of Two Paradigms , 1990, Electron. Publ..

[8] Andries van Dam,et al. On-line Text Editing: A Survey , 1971, CSUR.

[9] Andries van Dam,et al. Interactive Editing Systems: Part I , 1982, CSUR.

[10] Polle T. Zellweger,et al. Active paths through multimedia documents , 1988 .

[11] Glenn C. Reid. Postscript language - program design , 1988 .

[12] P. David Stotts,et al. Programmable browsing semantics in Trellis , 1989, Hypertext.

[13] Eric A. Bier,et al. Documents as user interfaces , 1991, CHI '91.