January 2000
Every Word a Link
New software extends hyperlinking.
By Herb Brody
In the web-ified 1990s, we've gotten used to hyperlinking-the ability to click on a highlighted word to call up other information. But in most of the text that fills your screen-word processing files, e-mail messages and such-there's not a hyperlink in sight. Two new tools aim to let you click on any word in any document and get additional information.
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