Q. Why is it important for multimedia designers to consider users' environment and context?

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Q. What advantage does a computer offer in terms of displaying content?

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Q. How can more interactive hypermedia engage users beyond passive content?

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Q. What does the term "ActiveX components" refer to?

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Q. What is one advantage of delivering hypertext on a CD-ROM?

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Q. Why might it be impractical to store media-rich hypertexts with substantial graphics, video, and audio clips on a computer's hard disk?

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Q. What is one characteristic of DVD delivered material?

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Q. In terms of hypertext and multimedia, what do intelligent components or agents do?

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Q. What is a potential limitation of using CD-ROMs for delivering hypermedia?

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Q. What is a distinguishing feature of DVD delivered material compared to traditional hypertext?

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Q. How do embedded games or applications enhance hypermedia content?

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Q. What distinguishes the world wide web as a multimedia hypertext system?

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Q. What term describes areas on a web page that, when clicked on, lead to different pages or graphics?

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Q. What is an important consideration in web page design for effective communication?

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Q. Why is the usability of the world wide web paramount?

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Q. What aspect of the world wide web makes it an effective multimedia system?

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Q. What does the term "transparently" mean in the context of browsing on the web?

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Q. What is a fundamental change brought about by the web in terms of accessing information?

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Q. What is a key advantage of the world wide web's integration of multimedia elements?

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Q. What is a major reason for the web's ability to integrate various opinions and content seamlessly?

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