/C start
/R Helvetica 18 10 Marit 88 : /L hypertext Hypertext Demonstration
/R Helvetica 18 50 This program, has been built to demonstrate 
 /L texthandling text handling,
 interprocess communications /L ipc IPC and simple graphics in the /L munich Munich model.
/R TimesRoman 24 50 In order to display the other cards, click the mouse on the boxed text.

/C munich
/R Helvetica 18 10 The Munich Graphics Model
/R Helvetica 18 50 The Munich graphics model is an attempt to add a
 flexible graphics sytem to /L lml LML in order to experiment with
 functional descriptions of user interfaces. It consists of two parts, a 
 /L news NeWS file that must be preloaded into the graphics server, and
 a module that contains the /L commands commands of the model.
/R TimesRoman 24 50 The Munich model aims to be fairly flexible, but easier
 to use than plain /L postscript PostScript. It features non-rectangular 
 windows, cursor animation, text handling, rotation and scaling, and interprocess comunications.

/C texthandling
/R Helvetica 18 10 Text 
/R Helvetica 18 50 The /L munich Munich model allows the programmer to
create blocks of text in a variety of fixed, and variable width fonts. For
example compare :
/R Helvetica 18 50 Helvetica : The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy
dog, 1234567890.
/R TimesRoman 24 50 Times-Roman : The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy
dog, 1234567890.

/C hypertext
/R Helvetica 18 10 Hypertext
/R Helvetica 18 50 Hypertext is a generic name for systems that allow the 
 presentation of information in a non sequential manner. The idea was first
 presented by Vannevar Bush (1900-1956) who wrote an article in "The
 Atlantic Monthly" proposing a device that allows scientists to organise
 and access their technical documents.

/C lml
/R Helvetica 18 10 LML
/R Helvetica 18 50 LML, Lazy Meta Language, is a /L lazy lazy functional
 programming language with pattern matching, and implicit type checking.
 The compiler was chosen as the basis of the /L marit Marit user interface
 project as the compiler produces fast object code and is available in
 source form.
/R Helvetica 18 50 LML is the work of Thomas Johnsson and Lennart
 Augustsson, of Chalmers University Sweden

/C news
/R Helvetica 18 10 NeWS
/R Helvetica 18 50 Sun NeWS is an implementation of /L postscript
PostScript with enough extentions to allow it to be used as a window
manager. Commandss to the server are sent of /L unix Unix sockets, and
interpreted by the NeWS server as PostScript programs to be executed
locally.
/R Helvetica 18 50 It is possible to have the application generating
PostScript on one machine, and the NeWS server on another, allowing
simple but flexible networked graphics. This can lead to NeWS /L nsec
security problems though.

/C commands
/R Helvetica 18 10 Commands in the Munich model
/R Helvetica 18 50 The commands can be roughly broken up into three parts,
output, interest activation, and event interpretation. See the document
"munich.tex" for complete details.

/C postscript
/R Helvetica 18 10 PostScript
/R Helvetica 18 50 PostScript is a reverse polish language rather like
forth. It is a true pain to program with since it was originally designed
as a page description langauge.

/C end
