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Old 04-16-2009, 02:19 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by rjh View Post
Well, Microsoft Press also published books about OS/2 for a little while. At least Microsoft has a relatively long history of writing software for the Apple Mac. It's OS/2 history was very transient.
Hmm. Not sure I agree with that. For quite a while, Microsoft was the driving force behind OS/2. And OS/2 in turn was the force behind several leading Microsoft products. I remember Microsoft's original involvement with SQL Server, for instance, which was intended mainly to propel OS/2 into the database server market.

As for the Mac, Microsoft has a long history of Mac support. Long into the Windows era, they were writing versions of all the Office apps for the Mac, not to mention many of their developer tools.
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