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A hypertext link that is created by software on the fly by matching a word or phrase to an existing list. It eliminates the need to predefine links in the text and avoids the underlined words that break the smooth flow of reading a sentence. Virtual hypertext is not common, but it embodies the true meaning of hypertext as coined by Ted Nelson (see hypertext).
This Encyclopedia
The Windows version of this encyclopedia supports virtual hypertext. Users can click on a technical single-word or multi-word term anywhere within the body of a definition and jump to that term's definition without predefined links.
AnswerTips from Answers.com
The popular reference site Answers.com lets any Web site support virtual hypertext. By adding a small amount of code to the site's pages, AnswerTips lets a visitor highlight any word and look up its definition on the Answers.com Web site. See smart tags and overlinking.
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Entries before virtual hypertext
virtual goods
virtual greeting card
virtual headphones
virtual headset
virtual host
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Entries after virtual hypertext
virtual image
virtual IP
virtual IP address
virtual ISP
virtual job
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