Guy Kawasaki claims that a single piece of software was responsible for saving the Macintosh platform — a claim that while seemingly a bit outlandish may actually make sense. That piece of software ...
The 1990s was a period of fast-paced change and disruption for the desktop publishing industry. A swathe of different companies were bought, sold and merged together to reshape the foundations for ...
Many products claim to be revolutionary, but the first version of PageMaker truly was. When PageMaker 1.0 was released in July 1985 — a year after the Mac’s debut — it ushered in the era of desktop ...
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