Table of contents

1 - Introduction

1.1 - Conventional documents on the Web

1.2 - A solution

1.2.1 - Added advantages

2 - A comparison of printed and WWW documents

2.1 - The criteria for functional documents

2.1.1 - Paper

2.1.2 - WWW

2.2 - A feature by feature discussion

2.2.1 - Document structure

2.2.2 - Textual building blocks

2.2.3 - Unlimited character set

2.2.4 - References

2.2.5 - Graphics

2.2.6 - Some elements exclusive to WWW

2.2.7 - Mathematics, tables and figures

2.2.8 - Searchable index

2.2.9 - The confines of a document

2.2.10 - Page layout

2.2.11 - Transient and accumulative contents

3 - WebMaker

3.1 - General user requirements

3.2 - The conversion process

3.3 - The WebMaker configuration language

3.3.1 - Example

3.4 - The hardware and software platforms

3.5 - A sample page

4 - Recommendations for writers

4.1 - Use the format Catalogues

4.2 - Put Graphics into Anchored Frames

4.3 - Design the paper document generically

5 - Further work

5.1 - Existent problems independent of HTML

5.2 - Missing features to be added

5.3 - Extending to HTML+

6 - References

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