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41. Michael Braun
coming up with scriptx, a multimedia programming language but not whatconstitutes In our case we faced this attitude We have paid for scriptx.
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The CEO of now-dead Kaleida Labs, the Apple-IBM joint venture, on what went wrong. From: Inc. Magazine, Aug 1996 By: Tom Ehrenfeld The CEO of now-dead Kaleida Labs, the Apple-IBM joint venture, on what went wrong document.write(ibHtml1);
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Q. Kaleida opened with great fanfare in 1992, only to close its doors this year not long before Taligent, another joint venture of IBM and Apple, went belly-up as well. What's going on here?
A. Not what people think. The problem wasn't that Apple or IBM had stupid or bad people; they have excellent people. The joint-venture model itself was the problem. It's a business structure that simply can't work if your goal is to create something new. In hindsight, the Kaleida and Taligent failures and others like them were inevitable.
Q. But from an outsider's viewpoint this sort of start-up looks to have a lot going for it huge resources, in particular. Wasn't something like $50 million invested over Kaleida Labs' three-and-a-half-year history?

42. -1996-
originally formed as a joint venture by International Business Machines (IBM)and Apple Computer to develop scriptx, a mutimedia programming language.
http://www.icwhen.com/book/the_1990s/1996.shtml

Donald A. Thomas, Jr.
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(Revised FACTS and STATS (1996) n According to a survey conducted for The Conference Board by NFO, Inc. of Greenwich , Connecticut, 40% of United States families own a computer . 85% own a VCR. 52% own a CD player. n According to a survey conducted by the Interactive Digital Software Association, 72% of PC users and 42% of platform video game system players are over the age of 18. About 40%, or around 39 million, households in the United States own some type of system that can play interactive entertainment software. Around 25% of those people own both a PC and at least one platform game system. HISTORICAL BENCHMARKS (1996) n The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences is founded as a not for profit organization dedicated to the advancement and recognition of the interactive arts and sciences. n Hot CoCo is established as a San Francisco, California East Bay news and entertainment World Wide Web site. n Namco releases ALPINE RACER as a coin-operated arcade game. It implements a 32-bit processor and a fifty-inch projection display for uncommonly new immersive gameplay. n Mr. Gary Haroian of

43. -1992-
The company is assigned to develop scriptx, a mutimedia programming language.n Legend Entertainment Company is formed. n Macromedia, Inc. is founded.
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Donald A. Thomas, Jr.
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(Revised FACTS and STATS (1992) n Nintendo sells 2.7 million Nintendo Entertainment Systems (NES) plus 28 million compatible software titles. About four million Game Boys are sold. Around 25 million Game Boy software titles are sold. About four million Super Nintendo Entertainment Systems (SNES) are sold. n About 4.5 million Sega Genesis systems are sold this year in the U.S. 16 million Sega Genesis software games are sold. 900,000 Game Gear systems are sold and 200,000 Sega CDs peripherals are sold. There are 12 million Sega Genesis systems sold worldwide. HISTORICAL BENCHMARKS (1992) n Berkeley Systems, Inc. releases STAR TREK: THE SCREEN SAVER, a specialty collection of screen savers, for the PC and Apple Macintosh computer. n The Alpha 21064 64-bit chip by Digital begins appearing. n Mr. John Young retires as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Hewlett-Packard Company, Inc. (HP). Mr. Lewis E. Platt is named president and CEO. n Hewlett-Packard Company, Inc. (HP) introduces the 1.3-inch

44. MeadCo's ScriptX: Scripting Programming Manual
MeadCo scriptx is a nonvisual ActiveX control, originally designed to extend the Currently the functionality provided by scriptx can be conditionally
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window.expAllowStatic = true; ScriptX scripting: technical manual January 2002 Download this document set [Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later]
Contents
Overview
How to put ScriptX on an HTML page General scripting extensions
Dynamic Event Binding (DEB) ...
Reference Summary of examples
Dynamic Event Binding with JScript and VBScript Windows Scripting Host Modal HTML Dialog SafeArrays with JScript ... OleView-based Object Viewer
Overview
MeadCo ScriptX is a non-visual ActiveX control, originally designed to extend the scripting capabilities of the standard Microsoft Scripting Languages JScript and VBScript and to add more resemblance between the two. Currently the functionality provided by ScriptX can be conditionally grouped under the following headings:
HTML Printing General scripting extensions Internet Explorer specific functionality
All ScriptX functionality is licensed free of charge, with the exception of the control's advanced printing features which are only accessible in the presence of a paid-for license. HTML Printing facilities are described in the printing manual
How to put ScriptX on an HTML page
ScriptX comes in two signed CABs: ScriptX.cab

45. Web Hosting Provider | W3-HOSTING.NET
Lastly, we will discuss a variety of Web programming languages. scriptx isan object oriented language designed for developing multimedia applications.
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One of the things the web has brought us, apart from the ability to communicate around the globe in rich media, is a plethora of new languages and new functionality for old languages. We do not expect this to slow any time soon, but rather to accelerate. It is almost impossible to keep up with everything that is going on in this arena. Some more recent additions to this field are PHP, Zope and SOAP. Then there is the burgeoning field of content management systems which are not really languages per se. Introduction
The intent of this document is to provide some insight into the languages used in the development and provision of services on the Internet. We want to provide some context in which any particular language might be selected. Secondly, we want to provide some insight into where we think web languages are going. What we do not intend to provide here is an in depth, or even superficial, tutorial on how to program in any one of these particular languages. If you feel you need to learn one of the languages mentioned here you should either take a course or buy a book that will provide you with the training you need.

46. DDJ>9411
The scriptx system from Kaleida Labs is a platformindependent, MediaDeveloperis a library of multimedia programming objects that let you incorporate
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As distributed computing and interoperable objects move into the forefront of computing, the need for object-database standards will become paramount. Jonathan examines the issues surrounding object methods and distributed programming, focusing on how these issues relate to object databases. Database Management in C++
Art Sulger Art presents a C++ class library which provides a single interface to multiple database file formats, saving you time and trouble during the development process. Endian-Neutral Software, Part 2

47. .NET Framework, ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, .NET Compact Framework, And SQL Server
Carlos Loachamin wrote For an IE solution, scriptx (www.meadroid.com) offerscontrol over Browser History inetsdk programming scripting jscript Lanscape.
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Content Archive Search ... Using Reflection to Create a Data Access Class In most applications database access is restricted to a single database type. If you are connecting to SQL Server Microsoft has the Data Access Application Block to eliminate most of the mundane code of database access. But what happens if you need to connect to multiple types of data store? Do you write a data access class for each? When faced with this dilemma working on a project I decided to use a single class and create the data access objects through reflection. By: Jon Wojtowicz Review: Test-Driven Development in Microsoft .NET Review of James Newkirk's new book from MSPress. By: Peter Bromberg Easy Yahoo stock chart ASP.NET Page Display Images in DataGrid Directly from Memory You can find a number of solutions around that illustrate techniques for displaying images from a database in your DataGrid or other databound control, and they almost universally require having the image source set to an external handler or page that receives the image ID on the querystring, pulls it out of the database, and writes it into the Response stream. Here is a techique for assigning images to an image control directly from your DataTable.
By: Peter Bromberg .NET Beginner's Guide To UI, Business, Data Layers

49. AdminLife : ScriptX 5.0.4.184 Upgrade On Microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.i
on microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie55.programming.webbrowser_ctl. Does scriptx version 5.0.4.184 run in this environment or do I have to
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Lars Schouw I have some questions to ScriptX.
At the moment we have a Windows NT server that is running an scriptX
installation using IIS.
We want to update that to Windows 2003 standard server and IIS 6.
Does ScriptX version 5.0.4.184 run in this environment or do I have to
upgrade my ScriptX version?
As for licensing is that bound to one server so I need to apply for a
new license file when I move over to the new server.
How can I see if I have a server or client side license? I am not sure since I just took over an old project from some former employees. Regards Lars Schouw Reply to this message... name There are close to a million wsh users. Do you need to post to a dozen groups to make sure that that is so ? "Lars Schouw" < Click here to reveal e-mail address news: Click here to reveal e-mail address [Original message clipped] Reply to this message...

50. Web Programming
scriptx. http//dev.info.apple.com/solguide/Kaleida.html. scriptx, a multimediaobjectoriented programming language, was the principal technology produced
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Web Programming
Steve Ford, David Wells, Nancy Wells
Object Services and Consulting, Inc.
This research is sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and managed by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory under contract DAAL01-95-C-0112. The views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies, either expressed or implied of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, or the United States Government.
Introduction
This paper surveys current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications prefaced by a discussion of the characteristics of such languages. The principal goal of creating this document was to identify the various languages currently in use and to provide some insight into the context in which each language is used. Secondarily, the authors sought some insight into the directions that Web programming was going, especially in the context of the intense publicity surrounding Sun's Java. This paper does not attempt to provide in-depth tutorials on these languages and systems. References are provided to more information about each. A hypertext version of this document is maintained at

51. Michael E. Cohen's Resume
Led application programming and interface design process for Robert Winter sCrazy for Computer Languages scriptx, Java, HTML, Javascript, Pascal,
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Michael E. Cohen
E-mail: lymond@aol.com (Internet)
Employment
Interactive Media Specialist/Webmaster
UCLA Humanities Computing Facility (July 1998 - present)
Develop interactive instructional materials for a variety of disciplines in the Humanities; design and maintain departmental websites; maintain streaming media server; consult on instructional and research projects requiring interactive or web-based components.
Technical Writer/Interactive Design Consultant/Webmaster
Freelance (February 1998 - present)
Develop documentation for nightkitchen L.L.C. interactive book authoring and presentation package, TK3; consult on design of TK3; implement and maintain website for Runway Non-Linear.
Webmaster/Information Systems Manager/Interactive Design Consultant
Clarity/Runway Non-Linear (September 1996 - January 1998) Developed, implemented, and maintained website for non-linear digital-video rental company. Maintained and expanded internal information systems for two companies. Provided interactive design expertise for IBM EPCOT attraction. Interactive Design Architect Calliope Media, L.P. (October 1994 - August 1996)

52. High Tech Companies In Mountain View, CA
Kaleida Labs, develops scriptx, an objectoriented programming language formultimedia. (This Apple/IBM venture is slated to phase out independent operation
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High Tech Companies in Mountain View, CA
Adobe Systems pioneered the PostScript printer language and produces many software products. I used Adobe Photoshop to prepare the images for this Mountain View Tour. Advanced Rotorcraft Technology, Inc. has developed a commercial software tool called FLIGHTLAB., a software tool which provides engineers a unified environment to rapidly prototype, model, analyze and generate real-time simulations of nonlinear dynamic systems. Aspect Development, Inc. Atria's primary product is ClearCase, a source control and configuration management system that runs on a variety of Unix systems and on Windows NT. Berkeley Design Technology, Inc. publishes unique industry reports, including the Buyer's Guide to DSP Processors and DSP Design Tools and Methodologies, and books related to digital signal processing technology. is "a global management and technology consulting firm committed to helping senior management of industry, service, and government organizations improve their performance and develop the capabilities needed to compete and thrive in the global marketplace." I.e., helps them get rich. Composite Rotor, Inc.

53. Andrew Nicholson's RÃ©sumÃ©
Manager for the core scriptx engineering team of 1416 people. Investigation ofnew object-oriented programming environments and application design
http://lesto.com/andrewn/resume.html
20331 83rd Ave W.
Edmonds, WA 98026-6731
U.S.A. Phone: Fax: Email: andrewn@lesto.com
Andrew Nicholson
Interests: Woodworking. Investing. Traditional animation techniques. Distributed computing environments. Compiler technologies. Object oriented languages. Design of game engines.
Work History
Lesto Consulting, Inc.
May 2002
- March 2004 Started a small consulting company to specialize in developing custom applications and tools for Linux. Provided system administration to small companies when needed. Built a couple of web sites.
Freelance Consulting - California
April 1996
- June 1998 Retail web-site design and implementation. Consulting and performance tuning for various engineering teams. System administration for SGI and Hitachi.
Kaleida Labs, Inc.
April 1994
- January 1996 Technical lead for the core engineering team. Coding responsibilities included Text, Font, Graphics, Objects-in-C and any other area not covered by the team. February 1993
- April 1994 Manager for the core ScriptX engineering team of 14-16 people. Managed project schedules and coordinated the work. Responsible for the re-architecture and implementation of ScriptX. Continued coding areas of ScriptX where we did not have adequate staff coverage. August 1992
- February 1993 Joined Kaleida to work on the object system (OIC) and the language implementation used in the multimedia player "ScriptX". Coordinated the re-architecture of the product from the prototype.

54. Computer Science Internship Program - Jobs
These jobs are real programming and real demanding, the weak of heart, the coasters, scriptx is a new object oriented multimedia authoring language.
http://www.cs.duke.edu/~rodger/csip/jobs.html
Examples of CSIP jobs
Alphatronix , Research Triangle Park, NC
DataGeneral , Research Triangle Park, NC
IBM , Research Triangle Park, NC (and other sites)
Knowledge Systems Corporation , Cary, NC
Mitsubishi , Durham, NC
Motorola , Research Triangle Park, NC
NetEdge , Research Triangle Park, NC
Research Triangle Institute , Research Triangle Park, NC
State Information Processing Services (SIPS) , Raleigh, NC
Alphatronix
Significant student or "Hacker" level experience is required in UNIX and least some experience with one of the following operating systems, VMS, MAC, NetWare, DOS, or Windows 3.1+ Required Classes: C++ (prefer 2 semesters), OO programming class or a computer lab with a project that demonstrates the students understanding of the language. Any person that applies must be productive as a C++ software programmer working in the UNIX world when they walk through the door on day #1 (at a student level). We use a team approach where two or three co-ops are assigned to an experienced engineer. The team builds program blocks for use in an object oriented data management product that Alphatronix markets into the UNIX world. Additionally, slots are available for assignment into our testing division where they are tasked to reproduce crashes or other software failures prior to version release. These slots require an above average understanding of the UNIX os, the various shells, "daemons", the kernel, networks and NFS. When there is a crash the engineers will need to reproduce all the situations that led up to, or allowed the crash or panic. Scripts in either vi, emacs, perl, C or C++ will need to be written to automatically reproduce the environment that failed so the fix can be evaluated.

55. Languages > C > Personal Pages Programming - Hot Php Scripts
programming Languages C Personal Pages - word unjumbler - Php Scripts The personal website of scriptx containing source code, include files,
http://www.hot-php-scripts.com/programming/Languages/C/Personal_Pages/
HOT PHP SCRIPTS
programming directory Web hot-php-scripts.com new scripts top rated hot scripts add script ... C
Personal Pages
Sub-categories:
None
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Barry, Patrick - Pat's Programming
A site dedicated to game programming using the C programming language. Programs with sources: Cards, Pacman Clone, Space games; Draw image editor. Serial communications library. Hidden Treasures PRG project.
http://patrickbarry.tripod.com/
Burrows, Robin - Robin's C Programming
A collection of resources for game programmers.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/7336/robcstf.htm
de Balorre, Christian Toolbox and utilities for Solaris with C sources. http://tb4s.telemack.net Drozodov, Ignat Personal website dedicated to hobbies like C game programming, science, music, and creative writing. http://www.netamity.com/ignat/ Goli, Rajesh - Rajesh's C Vault A bunch of C/C++ Programs, some fun projects, Book reviews on C/C++, VTU Projects.A C/C++ Programmer's site. In short lots of source code and some other goodies. Resume. http://www.rajeshgoli.com/

56. Ken Tidwell
stop at Silicon Graphics, I moved to Kaleida Labs where I worked on thedevelopment of scriptx, an objectoriented, multimedia programming language.
http://www.gamecabinet.com/biography/KenTidwell.html
Ken Tidwell ( editor@gamecabinet.com
I was born a Texan and, after twenty-two years of boots, beans, and beef, I moved to California. My first job in California was developing the interface for KEE, an object-oriented development environment, for IntelliCorp, one of the first artificial intelligence companies founded during the AI boom of the early 80s. When I arrived at IntelliCorp in the summer of 1984 I had never seen a window or a mouse (remember the Mac had only been released six months before). The job of user interface development was assigned to me more by random chance than any special design but it suited me and I learned quickly. I spent the next seven years building graphical user interfaces for IntelliCorp and hanging out with the Slugs, a loose group of low energy folk with good senses of humor. After a brief stop at Silicon Graphics, I moved to Kaleida Labs where I worked on the development of ScriptX, an object-oriented, multimedia programming language. My principle area of responsibility was the design and development of classes for the representation of time, media synchronization, and movie playback. By that time my interest in games had been rekindled so I spent most of my spare time while at Kaleida collecting and playing games. The rest of it was spent hanging out with various Evils, Fuzzies, Vegans, and the occasional Slug. Unfortunately, Kaleida Labs was rolled back into Apple, one of its parent companies, when Apple and IBM decided to cut back on costs at their two spinoffs, Kaleida and Taligent. Most of the team decided not to move into Apple, though a few stalwarts joined up and fought the good fight right up until Apple's last jolt. Now I believe they've all moved on to other enterprises.

57. The Last Days Of Kaleida Labs
technology for scriptx, the multimedia programming language we ve been building, Now here we sit with a much improved, ready for prime time scriptx.
http://www.gamecabinet.com/editorials/KaleidaLabs.html
The Last Days of Kaleida Labs
The long and the short of it is that Kaleida Labs, the place where I hang my hat when I'm working, has been closed by its owners, Apple and IBM. There was little (for the executive staff) or no (for the rest of us) warning that this would take place so it has come as a bit of a shock. To be sure, there were other times over the course of our three year project that I thought we would be shut down and I wouldn't have been very surprised. Several pieces of core technology for ScriptX, the multimedia programming language we've been building, were in sad shape a year ago when we made our first release. We made it pretty clear it would take a year to get these in order and the owners signed on to the project at that time. Now here we sit with a much improved, ready for prime time ScriptX. We have some adoring customers chomping at the bit to ship products using ScriptX. After three years of hard work its all coming together. And they shut us down. I could speculate on reasons why but I may well be sued if I do (as they mostly involve the rather precarious financial and technological positions our parent companies find themselves in - particularly the fruity one). I can give you one interesting quote from our CEO as printed in the Wall Street Journal. He was asked for his opinion on joint ventures between large corporations (such as Kaleida and our sibling, Taligent). "Companies should have a counseling session with me if they're thinking of doing one. I couldn't charge enough hours to say you're stupid if you try one."

58. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Don Hopkins (SimCity; Cellular Automata; scriptx; Bounce (visual programming) );Paul Callahan s Page of Conway s Life Miscellany Titus Brown s CA
http://www.paradise2012.com/brainFood.html
These are some of my favorite topics in the area of more tradititional science...:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
(Lenat's) Cycorp, Inc.
The Outsider's Guide to Artificial Intelligence
ARTIFICIAL LIFE
Titus Brown's ALife Resources
CELLULAR AUTOMATA
Don Hopkins (SimCity; Cellular Automata; ScriptX; Bounce (visual programming) )
Paul Callahan's Page of Conway's Life Miscellany
Titus Brown's CA Resources
NANOTECHNOLOGY
(Extremely futuristic molecular manipulation!)
Nanotech update Tue Nov 25, 1997
META-ULTRA-HYPNO-QUBISTIC FRINGE
Shamayana
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59. TidBITS: All The World's A Stagecast
the Dylan programming language, OpenDoc, and scriptx were aborted before seeing Delving deeper means exploring the Stagecast programming language s
http://db.tidbits.com/getbits.acgi?tbart=05437

60. New Tools For Multimedia Development ScriptX Copyright CAUSE 1994
In traditional programming you muck around with it the code to understand how itworks scriptx is also architected to represent text from right to left,
http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/text/CNC9433.txt

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How to put ScriptX on an HTML page

Resources

Development: Web Programming Languages

Dr. Dobb's Journal, November 1994 Database Programming

Web Programming

Steve Ford, David Wells, Nancy Wells

Object Services and Consulting, Inc.

Introduction

High Tech Companies in Mountain View, CA

Andrew Nicholson

Work History

Lesto Consulting, Inc.

Freelance Consulting - California

Kaleida Labs, Inc.

Examples of CSIP jobs

Alphatronix

Personal Pages

Ken Tidwell ( editor@gamecabinet.com

The Last Days of Kaleida Labs

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

ARTIFICIAL LIFE

CELLULAR AUTOMATA

NANOTECHNOLOGY

META-ULTRA-HYPNO-QUBISTIC FRINGE

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Dr. Dobb's Journal, November 1994
Database Programming