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HT (or "Hypertext") is an information package or structure that allows authors to create interactive electronic documents. This type of document structure was originally created for the World Wide Web and provides a linking system that enables users to quickly and easily explore and search for related information. Hypertext can be embodied in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) documents or other information encoded in a way that can be understood by computers. HT documents can contain hyperlinks (links between documents) and multimedia elements such as audio, images, and videos.

HT provides a simple way for authors to create interactive documents, allowing readers to more easily find relevant information.

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