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Part 2: Recollections (4 of 12)
Coming to Xerox in 1984 was in many ways like meeting old
friends. We hadn't known about each others' work, but NoteCards
development had followed many of the same goals.[5] Fileboxes were
a link-based hierarchical structuring mechanism, showing that links
could marry both structuring styles, though we later came to see that
this was a mistake.[6] NoteCards also
had link types, though rather
than predefined sets for particular applications, there were only a few
built-in together with support for user definition. Later when we built the
"programmer's interface," functionality could be associated with
these link types.
Last modified: Mon Sep 23 11:49:39 1996
Randy Trigg trigg@workpractice.com