Interesting Bit of History, eWorld on winWows...
This is from a resume I ran into on the web. Did eWorld for Windows ship ? I don't remember that.
Apple?s Internet R&D lab in Boulder, CO ???
"4/1994 - 1/1996
Apple Electronic Media Lab
Boulder, CO
Senior Software Engineer
Worked as a software engineer in Apple?s Internet R&D lab in Boulder. Ported the eWorld on-line system client software to Windows. Researched and developed various on-line tools, utilities and chat room games to promote the eWorld system. Worked with four Macintosh software engineers to create a new service for Apple that extended eWorld to use standard Internet protocols (http, ftp, nntp) to access and deliver data to the client. Devised new functionality and features which were presented to management and engineers in Cupertino every six months. Was provided access to new technologies for detailed review to determine their potential for Apple Computer. Spoke with Apple's patent attorneys on several occasions to determine if the technologies we were developing had patent potential."
Apple?s Internet R&D lab in Boulder, CO ???
"4/1994 - 1/1996
Apple Electronic Media Lab
Boulder, CO
Senior Software Engineer
Worked as a software engineer in Apple?s Internet R&D lab in Boulder. Ported the eWorld on-line system client software to Windows. Researched and developed various on-line tools, utilities and chat room games to promote the eWorld system. Worked with four Macintosh software engineers to create a new service for Apple that extended eWorld to use standard Internet protocols (http, ftp, nntp) to access and deliver data to the client. Devised new functionality and features which were presented to management and engineers in Cupertino every six months. Was provided access to new technologies for detailed review to determine their potential for Apple Computer. Spoke with Apple's patent attorneys on several occasions to determine if the technologies we were developing had patent potential."