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Hypertext engineering: practical methods for creating a compact disk encyclopedia

The Engineering Data Compendium [1] is a multi-volume scientific and engineering encyclopedia that contaln~ comprehensive reference data about human perception and performance. Its primary users are designers of systems with complex user interfaces, such as aircraft cockpits or power plant control rooms. We created a compact disc version of the Compendhtm in which hypertext features enhance and supplement the Table of

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