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From: jgreely@previous.cis.ohio-state.edu (J Greely)
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Subject: Re: Selling through Businessland
Keywords: NeXT developers
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Date: 6 Apr 89 20:37:52 GMT
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In article <12057@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> woan@cory.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP
 (Ronald S. Woan) writes:
>Actually, the press release I saw listed Adobe and Aldus, as well.  One
>stated that Aldus was working on page layout (ala Pagemaker) for the
>NeXT, and I believe that Dow Jones has been working with next to release
>a database of historical data.

Whoops!  Missed the shift there.  My intention was listing the developers
from his list that were also on NeXT's, and then ask him where the other
companies were, all of which I pulled off the NeXT puff-piece.  Yes,
Aldus is working on Pagemaker, Adobe is porting Illustrator and their
PostScript type library, and Dow Jones is looking at NeXT for distributing
large financial databases (their current demo has a full year of the
Wall Street journal, indexed and cross-referenced).

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J Greely (jgreely@cis.ohio-state.edu; osu-cis!jgreely)