Author: mactech

[MD1] Jobs Interim CEO

Apple Names Steve Jobs Interim CEO

Cupertino, Calif.–Sept. 16, 1997–At its first regularly scheduled meeting
last week, Apple’s new Board of Directors formalized the role of Steve Jobs
by naming him interim Chief Executive Officer of the Company until a new
CEO is named.

At this meeting, the Board of Directors also met with its executive
recruiter, John Thompson of Heidrick & Struggles, to review the status of
its search for a CEO.

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[MD1] MHA Event Mgmt Becomes IDG Affiliate

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MHA Event Management To Become IDG Affiliate

IDG Expo Management to continue producing IDG’s market-leading IT events,
develop additional world-class information shows

BOSTON, September 15, 1997 – MHA Event Management and International Data
Group today announced a new development in their long-standing and
successful relationship. Effective immediately, MHA will become an IDG
affiliate and assume the IDG name, it was announced by MHA CEO Mike Hallal
and President David B. Egan.

Under the agreement, MHA will be known as IDG Expo Management Company.

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[MD1] A different perspective

To all,

Don Crabb has a well written article at:

(http://www.abbottsys.com/dondirect.html)

that gives a very different perspective on the licensing issue and Apple.
Now that the industry knows what’s going on with licensing, it’s time to
move forward with what plans that make sense for your own company.

Check out his article — so that you are making balanced decisions.

MacDev-1 Staff

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[MD1]

From: jesjones@halcyon.com (Jesse Jones)
Subject: [ANN] Raven 1.2 (Mac C++ framework)

This file contains the source for Raven 1.2 a new C++ framework for
Macintosh programming. Raven is similar to PowerPlant and MacApp but takes
full advantage of newer C++ features, has a more modular structure, and
makes extensive use of programming by contract.

Like ODF and MacApp Raven makes extensive use of multiple inheritance by
means of mixin classes. Raven also uses the standard C++ classes wherever
possible, including the string class, the standard exception classes, and
STL.

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