While HyperGlyphix is complete, few authors would relish viewing the maze of codes in the example hyperbooks. Some of the more sophisticated features are poorly implemented. Menus, for instance, trap the mouse cursor once it crosses their screen position. One must use the Escape key to terminate the menu before the mouse can be moved again. The documentation is spread throughout several hyperbooks and text files.
None make clear exactly how to start authoring.
These only serve to further complicate matters. We did not spend the time to fully explore the power of this system, and believe that few others will either. HyperShell desperately needs better documentation and more coherent authoring tools. The complete package plus unlimited distribution rights may be purchased for 140 pounds sterling. A variety of other price points are available.