Re: The Superhighway Steamroller

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Date: Tue, 28 Jun 1994 19:13:47 +0200
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At  5:54 PM 6/28/94 +0200, Dan Hinckley wrote:
>amen. And I couldn't have thought of a more interesting text than Alice
>in Wonderland to apply hypertext links to. Alice goes down the rabbit
>hole; rather like moving through a hyperlink... Alice grows small (the
>Jefferson Airplane come over the airwaves (Oh, I know it's off in the
>future, but what the hey).
>
>Now, does anyone out there know of someone with copious amounts of spare
>time that wants to wade through the looking-glass?

The Voyager Co. published Martin Gardner's "The Annotated Alice" a few
years ago, using their HyperCard publishing engine.

Nick


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