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	Excel 2010 Multiplan aufleben lassen  In diesem Video zeige ich euch wie ihr in Excel 2010 den alten Vorgänger Multiplan aufleben lassen könnt. Der Online T-Shirt-Shop von Killadesign und LTV: pixelmix.spreadshirt.de Homepage My-Office-Solutions.de: my-office-solutions.de MoS Fan werden: www.facebook.com Homepage My-Office-Solutions.de: my-office-solutions.de 2012年05月14日再生回数 2
	Les pirates de la Silicon Valley  Les Pirates de la Silicon Valley est un téléfilm américain de Martyn Burke réalisé en 1999 et distribué sur le réseau Turner Network Television. Les Pirates de la Silicon Valley relate les débuts de la micro-informatique individuelle aux États-Unis du début des années 1970 à la fin des années 1980 et met en scène la rivalité entre les célèbres duos Steve Jobs et Steve Wozniak, et William Henry Bill Gates III et Paul Allen. Les premiers étaient les cofondateurs et PDG d'Apple, qui ont lancé les premiers Apple I et puis les Macintosh, largement basé sur les recherches du Palo Alto Research Center de Xerox. Les seconds étaient les cofondateurs de la société Microsoft, programmeurs du premier Altair Basic sur Altair 8800 puis diffuseur de MS-DOS puis de Windows et de logiciels de bureautique, comme Word et Multiplan et de nombreuses implémentations du langage BASIC sur IBM PC puis compatible PC. Après le succès mondial de l'Apple II qui a fait la fortune de la société Apple, son nouvel ordinateur, le Macintosh a plusieurs longueurs d'avance sur le couple IBM / Microsoft. Le Macintosh a besoin, pour réussir son lancement, des logiciels de Microsoft. Apple lui prête un prototype en espérant que son Mac OS ne sera pas piraté mais Microsoft développe sa variante Windows associé à la souris d'Apple dans le plus grand secret. Les deux entreprises s'affrontent dans une compétition technologique et relationnelle au sommet et historique de pionniers visionnaires... 2012年05月13日再生回数 626
	Les pirates de la Silicon Valley  NOUVEL UPLOAD : www.youtube.com ----------------------- Les Pirates de la Silicon Valley est un téléfilm américain de Martyn Burke réalisé en 1999 et distribué sur le réseau Turner Network Television. Les Pirates de la Silicon Valley relate les débuts de la micro-informatique individuelle aux États-Unis du début des années 1970 à la fin des années 1980 et met en scène la rivalité entre les célèbres duos Steve Jobs et Steve Wozniak, et William Henry Bill Gates III et Paul Allen. Les premiers étaient les cofondateurs et PDG d'Apple, qui ont lancé les premiers Apple I et puis les Macintosh, largement basé sur les recherches du Palo Alto Research Center de Xerox. Les seconds étaient les cofondateurs de la société Microsoft, programmeurs du premier Altair Basic sur Altair 8800 puis diffuseur de MS-DOS puis de Windows et de logiciels de bureautique, comme Word et Multiplan et de nombreuses implémentations du langage BASIC sur IBM PC puis compatible PC. Après le succès mondial de l'Apple II qui a fait la fortune de la société Apple, son nouvel ordinateur, le Macintosh a plusieurs longueurs d'avance sur le couple IBM / Microsoft. Le Macintosh a besoin, pour réussir son lancement, des logiciels de Microsoft. Apple lui prête un prototype en espérant que son Mac OS ne sera pas piraté mais Microsoft développe sa variante Windows associé à la souris d'Apple dans le plus grand secret. Les deux entreprises s'affrontent dans une compétition technologique et relationnelle au sommet et ... 2012年02月15日再生回数 3541
	History of Microsoft -- 1983  For Microsoft, 1983 means the end of an era with the resignation of Paul Allen, the introduction of MS - DOS 2.0 and the formation of Microsoft Press, a trade-book publishing division specializing in computer books. February 18, 1983 Paul Allen resigns as Microsoft's executive vice president, but remains on the Board of Directors. March 9, 1983 Microsoft introduces MS-DOS 2.0. May 2, 1983 Microsoft introduces the Microsoft Mouse, a low-cost, handheld pointing device for use with the IBM PC as well as any other MS-DOS-based personal computer. August 1, 1983 The assets of Wiser Laboratories Pty, Ltd. of Australia, the local distributor of Microsoft products, are acquired. With the establishment of this subsidiary, Microsoft obtains a direct distribution network into the region. All of Wiser's employees will be retained, and the firm will stay at its existing address. This is considered the company's first acquisition. September 29, 1983 Microsoft ships it's full-featured word processing program, Word for MS-DOS 1.00 and provides a free demonstration copy to subscribers of The PC World Software Review. November 3, 1983 Microsoft Press, a trade-book publishing division specializing in computer books, is formed. Nahum Stiskin is named General Manager and Publisher. The primary marketing focus is the business professional, with secondary emphasis on the hobbyist, home, and education markets. Microsoft Press expects to publish 30 to 35 books in its first year. November 10, 1983 ... 2011年02月26日再生回数 31739
	History of Microsoft -- 1982  For Microsoft, 1982 means a new Chief Operating Officer, a new logo and the very first in-house fax machine. March 24, 1982 Microsoft UK Ltd. (United Kingdom) is incorporated (first official international subsidiary). June 25, 1982 James C. Towne is appointed President and Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft. In July he takes over all responsibilities from Bill Gates, who will assume the title of Executive Vice President, responsible for all development activities. Gates remains Chairman of the Board. Towne was previously Vice President and General Manager of the Instrument Division at Tektronix. He is replaced by Jon Shirley the next year. June 28, 1982 Microsoft announces a new corporate logo, new packaging, and a comprehensive set of retail dealer support materials. (blibbet) July 6, 1982 Microsoft becomes a registered trademark in the US ( No. 1200236 in Int.Cls 9 and 42 (computer programs and computer programming services). July 16, 1982 Microsoft Acquires a Fax Machine for in-house use. It is a Panafax 1200 and is group I and II compatible. July 16, 1982 The Microsoft Local Area Network (MILAN) is now fully functional, linking all of Microsoft's in-house development computers, including a DEC 2060, two PDP-11/70s, a VAX 11/250, and many MC68000 machines running XENIX. This system will simplify e-mail delivery on-site. (Bill Gates becomes billg) August 1, 1982 Microsoft Multiplan version 1.00 for MS-DOS ships. September 1, 1982 Microsoft announces the availability ... 2011年02月26日再生回数 2531
	History of Microsoft -- 1984  For Microsoft, 1984 means a partnership with Apple, Microsoft Press Introduces its first two titles and we create a new Hardware and Peripherals Division dedicated to developing and marketing hardware products. 1984 Revenue/Headcount The 1984 Fiscal year-end sales total $97479000. The 1984 fiscal Year employee headcount totals 860 people. January 24, 1984 Microsoft and Apple Computer announce the new Apple Macintosh computer and Microsoft's custom-designed productivity software for the new computer. Macintosh's interface, combined with Microsoft's software: Multiplan, Chart, Word, File, and BASIC provides a powerful and functional environment for all users. March 4, 1984 Microsoft joins forces with Spectravideo and four Japanese firms to establish a hardware/software compatibility standard based on the popular Z80® 8-bit microcomputer. The standard, called MSX, was announced on June 15, 1983 and made available a new set of standard specifications so diverse software programs would be compatible with low-cost home computers from different manufacturers. MSX was developed primarily for the Japanese market as the first unified format in Japan for software or hardware. It was never adapted for sale in the US March 22, 1984 Microsoft Press introduces its first two titles: Cary Lu's "The Apple Macintosh Book" and Peter Norton's "Exploring the IBM PCjr Home Computer." March 29, 1984 Microsoft creates a new Hardware and Peripherals Division dedicated to developing and marketing ... 2011年02月26日再生回数 3329
	Microsoft Future of Productivity HD  (c) 2011 Microsoft Corporation HD version of youtube.com 2011年03月26日再生回数 249
	History of Microsoft -- 1986  For Microsoft, 1986 brings a slice or royalty as Prince Charles of Great Britain pays a visit to the Microsoft Showroom at the Infomart in Dallas, we move to a new Corporate Campus and our stock goes public at $21 per share. 1986 Revenue/Headcount: The 1986 fiscal year-end sales total $197514000. The 1986 fiscal Year employee headcount totals 1153 people. Official Subsidiaries Launched: Microsoft Corporation, Limited (Japan), Microsoft International, BV (Holland) January 17, 1986 A survey of lunchroom consumption figures for July through October 1985 reveals that Diet Coke topped the employee popularity list. January 30, 1986 Microsoft and Santa Cruz Operation announce new agreements and joint marketing plans concerning Microsoft Networks for XENIX. SCO will be the prime distributor of XENIX System V to the VAR (Value Added Retailer) and VAD (Value added Dealer) channels, and will also distribute all of Microsoft's language products for XENIX including BASIC, PASCAL, FORTRAN, and COBOL. February 26, 1986 Microsoft moves to its new Corporate Campus, buildings 1 through 4, in Redmond, Washington. March 13, 1986 Microsoft stock goes public at $21 per share, rising to $28 per share by the end of the first trading day. The initial public offering raises $61 million. April 22, 1986 Direct shipment of software to the Republic of South Africa is stopped, and the relationship with the local distributor has been terminated due to the South African government's policy of apartheid ... 2011年02月26日再生回数 18018
	History of Microsoft -- 1987  For Microsoft, 1987 brings the announcement of Excel for Windows, we ship our first CD-ROM application and Microsoft announces the "New Mouse" which is nicknamed the "Dove Soap Bar". 1987 Revenue/Headcount The 1987 fiscal year-end sales total $345890000. The 1987 fiscal Year employee headcount totals 1816 people. Official Subsidiary Launched: Microsoft MS Iberica SRL (Spain) February 26, 1987 A total redesign of corporate materials is introduced. Spearheading the new corporate identity is a new logo, "Pacman Logo," earmarked by its simplicity, and a clean, uncluttered design. Says designer Scott Baker, "The former logo ( the 'Blibbet' ( was more in keeping with how we saw our company five years ago." The new logo, in Helvetica italic typeface, has a slash between the "o" and "s" to emphasize the "soft" part of the name and convey motion and speed. April 2, 1987 Microsoft and IBM announce OS/2. This is the first product to be announced as a result of the Joint Development Agreement between Microsoft and IBM in August 1985. May 1, 1987 Bill Gates throws the first pitch to start the Seattle Mariners baseball game. June 26, 1987 In honor of the birthday of Buck Ferguson, Director of Investor Relations, a 300-lb., 16-foot duck appears in "Lake Bill." This is part of a running gag about Buck's concern over too many ducks in the pond. July 30, 1987 Microsoft acquires Forethought, the developer of PowerPoint, a leading desktop presentation application. August 31, 1987 Microsoft ... 2011年02月26日再生回数 4849