Abstract: A document generation, compilation/packaging, distribution, rendering, printing, display, and interaction process whereby one or more related files are generated with dynamic and/or interactive links to themselves, each other, and/or additional offline and/or online data, files, and/or sources, compiled/packaged together into one or more cohesive, portable, and optionally read-only files to be distributed and rendered by an executable, program, or run-time engine for portable and uniform display and printing on a variety of computer operating systems as a portable interactive document (PID) which expressly preserves the dynamic and/or interactive links and facilitates their functionality and related user experience for the PID consumer. The PID can include files in its package such as, but not limited to, HTML, HTML5, JSON, SGML, and XML and can replicate inside a portable document an interactive user experience similar, but not limited to, that common to web browsing.

Abstract: A method for managing web server presentations comprised of the steps of analyzing attributes associated with a web request from a user; formatting a document to be sent to the user based upon the attributes; and transmitting data corresponding to a document to the user.