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This paper introduces the design and architecture of the Hypermedia Presentation Composer, a knowledge-based tool for automatic hyperdocument delivery. The Hypermedia Presentation Composer follows the general design principle of an integrated publishing environment: the logical document structure is separated from all kinds of semantics. In doing so, the Hypermedia Presentation Composer serves as a vehicle to experiment with the presentation and delivery of electronic documents to different hypermedia systems.
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Hüser, C., Haake, A. (1993). The Hypermedia Presentation Composer: A Tool for Automatic Hyperdocument Delivery. In: Frei, H.P., Schäuble, P. (eds) Hypermedia. Informatik aktuell. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78086-8_4
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