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The 14 pages that link to Hypertext, each with the reason it gives.

• World Wide WebNarrower topic: The Web extends hypertext across networked resources.

• Tim Berners-LeeNarrower topic: Berners-Lee used hypertext as the organizing idea behind the web.

• Vannevar BushRelated: The Memex’s associative trails became a key precursor to later hypertext ideas.

• HyperlinkNarrower topic: Hyperlinks are the connections that make digital content function as hypertext.

• SketchpadRelated: Ted Nelson’s later ideas about linked information addressed a different form of interactive computing.

• Douglas EngelbartRelated: NLS used links to connect documents and support nonsequential information access.

• Web pageRelated: Hyperlinks let pages form navigable networks rather than isolated documents.

• Paul OtletRelated: Otlet imagined connections among documentary records that resemble hypertext’s linking principle.

• Ward CunninghamNarrower topic: Wiki pages extend hypertext by allowing contributors to create and revise linked content.

• EbookRelated: Ebooks can include links, though their reading structure often remains book-like.

• Electronic literatureNarrower topic: It supplies a linking structure used by many early digital literary works.

• Multimedia (computing)Compared with: Hypertext links textual information, while hypermedia extends linking to multiple media formats.

• History of the World Wide WebNarrower topic: The Web turned hypertext into a system that could span networked computers.

• User guideRelated: Links let digital guides connect procedures, definitions, and related topics.