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JJTM: The James Joyce Text Machine:
- JJTM: The James Joyce Text Machine
matches the need for scholarly annotation against various hypertext techniques, such as HTML, JavaScript, and Cascading Style Sheets. The sample
text is a passage of the Calypso episode of James Joyce's Ulysses. Most of the links work (you can click on them and see something). One or two are only mock-ups. This demonstration is not part of any actual hypertext edition.
- Browsers: These demonstrations work best with W3C standard browsers, preferably Internet Explorer or
Firefox.
Note: Netscape Navigator 4.x -- which not a W3C standard browser -- is not recommended for these demonstrations.
It will, in fact, crash on some examples unless you select the limited menu below designed for it.
- The remote control menu: After you select your browser the appropriate pop-up menu will appear. You may move, resize, minimize, close, or reopen it. A few demos that require unique features of Internet Explorer are not on this remote control menu but may be accessed from the Main Menu as "Proprietary Demos."
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| Select a browser family | Comment | Demos |
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Internet Explorer
| IE using W3C standards and including Microsoft proprietary extensions
| all items
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Firefox - formerly Netscape
| Using W3C HTML 4.0 compatible standards
| most items
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Netscape 4
| Older NS4, AOL, Compuserve, Opera, other non-W3C browsers
| very few items
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Let the software guess
| Feeling clueless? Is the software really as smart as it thinks? |
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| Chrome |
Not tested on Chrome -- try IE or Firefox |