Subject: Re: HyperText Application - trying to remember
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Obsbedia2 writes ...
> 
>    I looked for a copy of this for a long time, but without 
> success.  Anyway, I
> think that we're talking about the same thing:
> 
>    In the September 1990 issue of Nibble Magazine, page 46,
> there is a write up on StoryWorks and other programs
> by Rudy Guy and Jim Wiggenhorn.  Here's a
> portion of it:
>
> "STORYWORKS
>    StoryWorks, distributed by the Teachers' Idea and Information
> Exchange, puts "hypertext" programming capabilities with in reach
> of anyone who can type. 
 ....

     Guess you could ask Rudy Guy.

     Also, you and BugBear might check out BookStacks/gs on Gareth's page at
http://www.intergate.bc.ca/personal/gslj/BookStacksGS.html .



Rubywand