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AUGMENT / NLS User Documentation 0AUGMENT is an integrated collaborative hypertext information system developed originally as NLS in Doug Engelbart's Augmentation Resources Center (ARC) at Stanford Research Institute (now SRI International), and later commercialized as AUGMENT at Tymshare Inc.'s Office Automation Division. See also About Augment/NLS and other Historic Firsts, as well as our current HyperScope and Engelbart Academy initiatives. AUGMENT 2About AUGMENT 2a
AUGMENT - An Integrated Office Information System (44644,) 1978
AUGMENT Applications and Features
(75436,) 1982
AUGMENT Office Automation by the hour
1980 Tymshare
Tymshare's Augment - Heralding a New Era,
by Patricia Seybold, October 1978, in The Seybold Report on Word Processing, Vol. 1, No. 9, pp. 1-16. Interactive Tutor Files 2b
AUGMENT Tutor
- (1/4) 1980s
AUGMENT Tutor2
- (2/4) 1980s
AUGMENT Tutor3
- (3/4) 1980s
AUGMENT Tutor4
- (4/4) 1980s Quick Reference Cards 2c
AUGMENT Quick Reference Pocket Card
- (75455,) 1981
AUGMENT Viewspecs Mouse and Keyset
- (29988,) 1978 AUGMENT Textbook - Beginners 2d
AUGMENT Textbook - Beginners - 1980 CONTENTS 2d2
Introduction to the AUGMENT Textbook Series
- (48743,) 1980
Introduction to AUGMENT
- (48746,) 1980
Beginning Use of AUGMENT
- (48747,) 1980
Starting and Ending an AUGMENT Work Session - ARPANET
- (48744,) 1980
Writing and Reading an Organized File
- (48749,) 1982
Working With Tables - A Beginning Lesson
- (75631,) 1981
Getting Help
- (74262,) 1980
The AUGMENT 1250 Display Terminal Users' Guide - How to Install and Use It
- (76244,) 1982 AUGMENT Textbook - Intermediate 2e
AUGMENT Applications and Features
(75436,) 1982
Writing and Reading a Structured File
- (71312,)
EDITING: An Intermediate Lesson
- 1978
VIEWING: An Intermediate Lesson
- (71313,) 1978
Beginning Use of AUGMENT on a Typewriter Terminal
- (75950,) 1981
AUGMENT Vocabulary
- (71337,) 1978
Getting Help
- AUGMENT Subsystems 2fFor an overview of all the AUGMENT subsystems, see Section 3 of AUGMENT Applications and Features. 2f1
MiniBASE User's Guide
- (103728,) 1987
Working With Tables - A Beginning Lesson
- (75631,) 1981 [from Textbook above]
Running a Command Sequence: An Introduction
- 1982
Compose Subsystem Reference
- 1982
The Output Processor Users Guide
- (71537,) 1979
The AUGMENT Mail Users' Guide
- (103481,) 1983
Advanced Techniques for Display Users of AUGMENT Mail
- (103459,) 1983
AUGMENT Mail Quick Reference Card
- (103464,) 1983
RETRIEVE Beginners' Guide
-
AUGMENT Programmers' Guide
- (132817,) AUGMENT Expeditions 2gIn the mid-1990s Doug Engelbart and Christina Engelbart presented two week-long "Expeditions" offering in-depth hands-on exploration, and individual and team usage of the AUGMENT System. Hoping to find the extensive course outline to post here, meantime here is an overview description:
Presenting AN EXPEDITION Into the frontiers of the Knowledge Age
- 1997 AUGMENT Hardware 2h
The AUGMENT 1250 Display Terminal Users' Guide - How to Install and Use It
- (76244,) YEAR
AUGMENT Engine - server for customer organizations
- 1983 AUGMENT Developers 2i
The AUGMENT File System
- 1981
Differences Between NLS 8.5 and Augment
- 1981
AUGMENT Programmers' Guide
- (132817,) Find the bulk of developers' documentation below under NLS Developers, most of which also apply to AUGMENT developers. 2g1 NLS 3About NLS 3a
Seminar on the Augmented Knowledge Workshop
- (35672,) 1976
Investments in Tomorrow - "Computer Invades Executive Suite"
- Issue 14 | Winter 1975
Executive Information Tools
- (34111,) 1975
Introduction to Document Production Through NLS
- 1976 NLS User Guides 3b
Course Outline: Introduction to the Display On Line System (DNLS)
- (33991,) 1976
NLS User Training Guide - "A Self Teaching Introduction to the oNLine System"
- (29174,) 1978
NLS Textbook (ISI)
- 1980
NLS-8 Command Summary
- (24831,) 1975
NLS-8 Glossary
- (22132,) 1975
Introduction to Document Production Through NLS
- 1977
Output Processor Users' Guide
- (32812,) 1975
Format Library
- (25764,) 1975 Quick Reference Cards 3c
Cue Card (micro) - Viewspecs | Mouse Buttons + Keyset Chart
- 1976
TNLS Quick Reference Card
- (25765,) 1975 NLS Developers 3d
An Implementation Overview
- 1968
NLS Programmers' Guide
- (34210,) 1976
Programmers' Information
- 1977
NLS System Guide
- 1969
The NLS File System
- (27292,) 1976
Syntax of NLS Commands: New Command Language
- 1974
The Procedure Call Protocol
- (24590,) 1974
Frontend System Documentation
- (28745,) 1977
A Guide to the Command Meta Language and the Command Language Interpreter
- (28744,) 1977
The Design and Implementation of DAD - A Muktiprocess, multimachine, multilanguage Interactive Debugger
- (29079,) 1977
User's Guide to DAD
- (29116,) 1977
Cue Card: DAD and Address List Terminators
- 1976 NLS Key Milestones 3eNLS at key points in time: 1965 first published release, operating on single-user computer with one display workstation, used for system development and to evaluate pointing devices when the Mouse was invented; 1968 now on multi-user SDS-940, offering full engineering team support, used to power the 1968 Mother of All Demos and its 1969 Demo Sequel; 1969 now on the ARPANET available network wide; 1972 participating in ARPA's debut of the ARPANET and the NIC is launched, NLS now includes the library facility called the Journal; 1974 serving a community of user organizations and their liaisons (KWAC); 1978 transitions to commercial system under the name AUGMENT at Tymshare, Inc. 2g1
User's Guide - A Man-Machine Information System - 1965
User's Guide
- 1968
NLS User's Guide: Man-Machine Information System
- 1969
DNLS Preliminary Reference Guide
- (10703,) 1972
Knowledge Workshop Development - Final Report
- (22133,) 1974
Tymshare's Augment - Heralding a New Era - 1978 by Patricia Seybold ARC Proposals and Contract Reports 3fListing of ARC Proposal Titles - curated at Computer History Museum's Archive Center 3f1 Listing of ARC Contracts and Deliverable Reports - curated at Computer History Museum's Archive Center 3f2 |