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Conceptual documents: a mechanism for specifying active views in hypertext

Browsing is the classical way of accessing subsets of hypertexts. In this paper we introduce the notion of "conceptual document" to describe how to synthesize as a structured document any specific view of a set of data related by semantic links. A conceptual document is a description specifying all the aspects of this view including not only the logical structure and the presentation rules but also the extraction rules which express at a semantic level how to obtain the content of the view. It shortens the access paths to information and allows the user to group together chunks of information. The example of the X-station project illustrates the use of this concept as a uniform mechanism for viewing, managing and manipulating information.