on 5/11/02 12:47 AM, chris at cb(a)mythtech.net wrote: The famous Jobs demo (two demos, actually) is described in some detail in Michael Hiltzik's 1999 book, "Dealers of Lightning: Xerox Parc and the dawn of the computer age." Hiltzik says that in return for letting Apple tour Parc, Xerox was allowed to buy 100,000 private shares of Apple (then worth $1.05 million). Also, during this brief "alliance" Apple apparently generously disclosed to Xerox their still-secret plan to bring out the Lisa. Relations must also have been complicated by the fact that a number of Xerox people (like Larry Tesler) later left Xerox to work at Apple. Arlen -- Arlen Michaels arlen(a)acm.org