You Show Me A Great Program And

In Fact When I First Got My Apple Ii The First Thing I Did Was Turn It On And Off, On And Off, Just Because I Had The Power To Do So, Which I'd Never Had On A Computer Before

We Were Developing An Innovative Personal Information Manager Called Chandler But A Couple Years Ago I Took Off From That To Do A Project Writing Down My Memoirs Essentially, Reminiscing About The Development Of The Macintosh.

As You Know, Microsoft Eventually Kind Of Grabbed The Gold Ring Out Of Apple's Hands, I Guess.

It's [programming] The Only Job I Can Think Of Where I Get To Be Both An Engineer And An Artist. There's An Incredible, Rigorous, Technical Element To It, Which I Like Because You Have To Do Very Precise Thinking. On The Other Hand, It Has A Wildly Creative Side Where The Boundaries Of Imagination Are The Only Real Limitation.

The Macintosh Having Shipped, His Next Agenda Was To Turn The Rest Of Apple Into The Mac Group. He Had Perceived The Rest Of Apple Wasn't As Creative Or Motivated As The Mac Team, And What You Need To Take Over The Company Are Managers, Not Innovators Or Technical People