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[exia to Lexia UnidirectionalAdvontage: simpte, requires little ptanning.Disodvontage: disorients when used with long documents,since readers do not know where [ink leads; best used forbrief [exias or in systems that use card metaphor.Lexia to Lexia BidirectionatAdvantoge: by permitting readers to retrace their stepscreatesimple but effective means of orientation.Particularly hetpful when arriving at lexias that have ontyone or two departure links.String (word or phrase) to LexiaAdvantages: (1) attows simple means of orienting readers;(2) permits longer lexias; (3) encourages different kindsof annotation and linking.Disodvantage: disorients when used with long documents,since readers do not know where link leads; best used forbrief [exias or in systems that use card metaphor.Figure l. Three Forms of LinkingLinking a string-thatis, word or phrase-to an entire lexia, the thirdform of linking, has three advantages. First, it permits simple means of orientingreaders by allowing a basic rhetoric of departure (Figure 1). Whenreaders see a link attached to a phrase, such as 'Arminianism" or "Derrida,"they have a pretty good idea that such a link will take them to information relatedin some obvious way to those names. Second, because string-to-lexialinking thus provides a simple means of helping readers navigate through informationspace, it permits longer lexias. Furthermore, since one can chooseto leave the lexia at different points, one can comfortably read through longer