chris@rsl.egg.com (Chris Greve) (06/06/90)
We have all seen HyperCard on the Mac, I desperately need a comparable
product for the Sun. I don't need HyperCard compatibility, just a like
functionality. This product should run under X but Sunview or NeWS are
O.K. for now. Please email any information you might have to me and I
will post a summary. Thanks.
[[Ed's Note: A product called 'HyperCmedia' was mentioned in v8n201,
but no further information was forwarded to Sunspots. -bdg]]
Chris Greve -- EG&G, Energy Measurements -- Remote Sensing Laboratory
UUCP: {...}!sun!sunvegas!herbert!chris OR chris@rsl.egg.comchrise@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Chris Esposito) (06/13/90)
In article <8710@brazos.Rice.edu> chris@rsl.egg.com (Chris Greve) writes: >We have all seen HyperCard on the Mac, I desperately need a comparable >product for the Sun. I don't need HyperCard compatibility, just a like >functionality. This product should run under X but Sunview or NeWS are > >[[Ed's Note: A product called 'HyperCmedia' was mentioned in v8n201, >but no further information was forwarded to Sunspots. -bdg]] If you are willing to learn NeWS (a non-trivial undertaking) then I think your best bet would be HyperNeWS, which is the closest thing to Supercard that I have seen on a Sun (Supercard provides a nicely extended superset of the original Hypercard's functionality). HyperNeWS is available via anonymous ftp from tumtum.cs.umd.edu. P.S. I also have HyperCmedia, and though it does have its uses, it does not, IMHO, offer functionality comparable to Supercard or HyperNeWS. Chris Esposito | Internet: chrise@atc.boeing.com Boeing Advanced Technology Center | uucp: ...!uw-june!bcsaic!chrise
graham@relay.eu.net (Graham Underwood) (06/13/90)
In article <8710@brazos.Rice.edu> you write: >X-Sun-Spots-Digest: Volume 9, Issue 201, message 17 > >We have all seen HyperCard on the Mac, I desperately need a comparable >product for the Sun. > >[[Ed's Note: A product called 'HyperCmedia' was mentioned in v8n201, >but no further information was forwarded to Sunspots. -bdg]] HyperCmedia comes from Paradise Software Inc. RD Box 467A, Lambertville, NJ 08530 (609) 397-4142 If you send them a 1/4" tape they will send you back a demo.