Re: [NTLK] Scully invite?

From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com)
Date: Fri Mar 14 2003 - 10:54:35 PST


On 14/03/03 12:37, "Ben Klang" <ben_at_alkaloid.net> wrote:

> What a great idea!
> On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 12:29, Laird S. Maresch wrote:
>> I agree, that is not a bad idea. Honestly if we were realistic then we would
>> not be using Newtons in the first place. The concept of not going with the
>> rest is what also makes us so important. This small group of dedicated
>> Newton users is in a way a company that takes care of Newtons. How should we
>> go about starting this?
>>
>> Laird
>
> I'd start by figuring out what exactly we want to ask. Given that he is
> probably fairly busy, we will want to make sure that what we ask is to
> the point, reasonable, and above all, most relevant to where we want to
> go in the future.
>
> Besides Scully, are there any other contacts we should pursue? Once we
> have the rights to this information, maybe we could speak to some of the
> engineers who brought us this green marvel. I'm sure their insight would
> be very useful.

Well, you could invite Steve Capps which made major contributions to the OS
and the interface in the first place. I'd love to meet this guy! Last I've
heard, he was bored working on some advanced project at Microsoft (gasp!).

There is also Walter Smith who did contribute to NewtonScript (he roughly
designed it).

Good luck guys! I don't have any contact in California (besides ooW), and
all my relatives live in Canada, so I would have to dig pretty deep to get
to one of those guys...

-Laurent.

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