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It had some functionality in that direction, and you could easily bridge the missing features with HyperTalk scripts. I think the real limitations were the 1-bi
by KerrAvon 4y ago
It had some functionality in that direction, and you could easily bridge the missing features with HyperTalk scripts. I think the real limitations were the 1-bit graphics and the lack of widespread availability of projection video hardware before the early 90’s.
edit: I just remembered that I’ve seen people give presentations built with HyperCard. I recall one where the presenter pretended to be surprised by a system crash (== displaying a Macsbug screenshot in the middle of the presentation) but neglected to hide the HyperCard hand cursor.