30. HICSS 1997: Maui, Hawaii, USA - Volume 6

Genres in Digital Documents

• Geoffrey Nunberg:
  Genres in Digital Documents. 2
  
• Simeon J. Yates, Tamara R. Sumner:
  Digital Genres and the New Burden of Fixity. 3-12
  
• Thomas Erickson:
  Social Interaction on the Net: Virtual Community as Participatory. 13-21
  
• Carolyn R. Watters, Michael A. Shepherd:
  The Digital Broadsheet: An Evolving Genre. 22-29
  
• Kevin Crowston, Marie Williams:
  Reproduced and emergent genres of communication on the World-Wide Web. 30-39
  
• Ulrike Schultze, Richard J. Boland Jr.:
  Hard and Soft Information Genres: An Analysis of two Notes Databases. 40-49
  
• JoAnne Yates, Wanda J. Orlikowski, Julie Rennecker:
  Collaborative Genres for Collaboration: Genre Systems in Digital Media. 50-59
  
• Anders Tallberg:
  Towards Paperless Accounting Source Records: A Transaction Cost Approach. 60-67
  
• Stephen W. Smoliar, James D. Baker:
  Text Types in Hypermedia. 68-77
  
• Jussi Karlgren, Troy Straszheim:
  Visualizing Stylistic Variation. 78-
  

Digital Documents in Organizations and the Workplac

• Magid Igbaria, Ralph H. Sprague Jr.:
  Digital Documents in Organizations and the Workplace. 86
  
• Lars Bo Eriksen:
  Digital Documents, Work and Technology, three cases of Internet News Publishing. 87-96
  
• Margaret S. Elliott:
  Moving from Paper-based to Digital Documents: Case Study of Public Defenders Using Case Management and Legal Research Tools. 97-106
  
• Jaap J. M. Uijlenbroek, Henk G. Sol:
  Document Based Process Improvement in the Public Sector: Settling for the second best is the best you can do. 107-117
  
• Jonathan W. Palmer:
  Supporting Diverse Activities with Digital Documents: A Pilot Study of The Peter F. Drucker Manuscript and Archives Project. 118-126
  
• Ulrich Frank:
  Enhancing Object-Oriented Modeling with Concepts to. 127-136
  
• Pål Sørgaard, Tone Irene Sandahl:
  Problems with Styles inWord Processing: AWeak Foundation for Electronic Publishing with SGML. 137-
  

Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations

• Tomás Isakowitz, Michael Bieber:
  Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations. 148-149
  
• Helen Ashman, John O'Neill, Jennie Clothier:
  Issues in the Use of Hypermedia in Organisations. 150-159
  
• Jiangling Wan, Michael Bieber:
  Providing Relational Database Management Systems with Hypertext. 160-166
  
• Antonina Dattolo, Vincenzo Loia:
  A Distributed, Self-Adaptive Model of Hypermedia System. 167-176
  
• Tomás Isakowitz, Arnold Kamis, Marios Koufaris:
  Extending the capabilities of RMM: Russian Dolls and Hypertext. 177-186
  
• Harri Oinas-Kukkonen:
  Embedding Hypermedia into Information Systems. 187-196
  
• Kenneth M. Anderson:
  Extending User-Interface Toolkits with Hypermedia Functionality. 197-
  

Multimedia Information Systems

• Hong-Mei Chen:
  Multimedia Information Systems. 208
  
• Claude Stricker, Jean-Luc Nicoulin, Jintae Lee, Silvio Munari:
  Video Assist: a Customizable Tool for Analyzing Video Data. 209-218
  
• Ian Gorton, Toong Shoon Chan, Shijian Lu, Charles Chung:
  A Distributed Multimedia News Archive Service for Interactive Television. 219-228
  
• Rick Kazman, John Kominek:
  Supporting the Retrieval Process in Multimedia Information Systems. 229-
  

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