29 Jul
1998
29 Jul
'98
6:05 p.m.
I have recently come across a couple of video's at a thrift shop that were
fun to watch. One was called "In business with Macintosh" which was
probably from the early 90's and the other was an IBM video of a
conference in which they present OOT. Neither are "classic" in their
subject matter, but I was wondering if anyone has any that are. I would
thrilled beyond belief to see a promo video for "Lisa". I'm sure
they must have considering their efforts to sell the thing. Anything old
would be a hoot. IBM must have put out tons of stuff.
Colan
29 Jul
29 Jul
2:23 a.m.
On 30 Jul 98 at 2:05, cdrmool(a)interlog.com wrote:
I have recently come across a couple of video's at a thrift shop that were
fun to watch. One was called "In business with Macintosh" which was
probably from the early 90's and the other was an IBM video of a
conference in which they present OOT. Neither are "classic" in their
subject matter, but I was wondering if anyone has any that are. I would
thrilled beyond belief to see a promo video for "Lisa". I'm sure
they must have considering their efforts to sell the thing. Anything old
would be a hoot. IBM must have put out tons of stuff.
Colan
Good to see you aboard. There's a neat 8580 tutorial on the IBM BBS
called Explore. Can't recall the exact filename but it is in the same directory
as the PS/2 reference disks. It's really well done.
ciao larry
lwalker(a)interlog.com
7:09 p.m.
On Thu, 30 Jul 1998 cdrmool(a)interlog.com wrote:
I have recently come across a couple of video's at
a thrift shop that were
fun to watch. One was called "In business with Macintosh" which was
probably from the early 90's and the other was an IBM video of a
conference in which they present OOT. Neither are "classic" in their
subject matter, but I was wondering if anyone has any that are. I would
thrilled beyond belief to see a promo video for "Lisa". I'm sure
they must have considering their efforts to sell the thing. Anything old
would be a hoot. IBM must have put out tons of stuff.
As a matter of fact, one of the events planned for the Vintage Computer
Festival is a screening of old computer films from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
A film archive in San Francisco called Oddball Films will be presenting
the screening. It hasn't been announced on the VCF web page yet because
we are still in the planning phase (selecting the films to play), but I
expect the feature will be announced in another two weeks.
Sam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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