WYLBUR(ID:8280/)
Text processing and command system, influential in the develpoment of both scripted text processing systems and remote command systems. Part of the ORVIL system, hance name)
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WYLBUR Reference Manual, Columbia University Computer Center, Columbia University, New York, N.Y. (1970). view details
WYLBUR reference manual. Computer Center, Div. of Comput. Res. and Techn., National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md., 1970.
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Fajman, R., and Borgelt, J. ORVYL user's guide. Campus Facility, Stanford U. Comput. Center, Stanford, Calif. 1971. view details
Hawker, E. (Ed.). WYLBUR reference manual. Campus Facility, Stanford U. Comput. Center, Stanford, Calif., 1971. view details
Wells, JW; M Mueller "SLAC/WYLBUR Manual"Stanford Computation Center Document SCC029, November 1971 view details
Fajman, Roger and Borgelt, John "WYLBUR: an interactive text editing and remote job entry system" CACM 16(05) May 1973 pp314-322 view details
Abstract: WYLBUR is a comprehensive system for manipulating all kinds of text, such as computer programs, letters, and manuscripts, using typewriter terminals connected to a computer. It has facilities for remote job entry and retrieval as well as facilities for text alignment and justification. A powerful method for addressing text by content is provided. This paper describes the external appearance of WYLBUR as well as its internal structure. A short description of the major features of ORVYL, a general purpose time-sharing system which operates in conjunction with WYLBUR, is also included.
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Ritchie, Dean "Tracking the Performance and Capacity of WYLBUR" Int. CMG Conference 1980 pp96-103 view details
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