mha@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Mark H. Anbinder) (03/01/89)
Just ran across some of my old Beagle Bros programs from when I used Apple ][s all the time (no, I wasn't cleaning my closet, just helping someone print out a graphic on an Apple //e!). It occurred to me that I haven't heard anything AT ALL about this software company in years. The Macintosh would seem to be the perfect arena for the Beagle Bros team to have continued their programming magic, but, alas, no sign of them there. I haven't been paying THAT much attention to Apple ][ software lately, but they don't seem to be doing anything in that market any more, either. Has anyone any information on what happened to the company and its key people, and perhaps what they're up to these days? -- Mark H. Anbinder ** MHA@TCGould.tn.cornell.edu NG33 MVR Hall, Media Services Dept. ** THCY@CRNLVAX5.BITNET Cornell University H: (607) 257-7587 ******** Ithaca, NY 14853 W: (607) 255-1566 ******* Ego ipse custodies custudio
millerje@handel.colostate.edu (jeffrey scott miller) (03/01/89)
I had seen Bert Kersey and company at Apple fest boston last year, and it seems that he had sold the company to Mark Simonsen and Alan Bird (I believe) who used to oown a company called the 'SOFTWARE TOUCH'. They're still coming out with quality products, namely the TIMEOUT series of Appleworks mods. millerje@handel.colostate.edu.UUCP (You can call me jeff)
demarco@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Vince Demarco) (03/01/89)
In article <7478@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>, mha@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Mark H. Anbinder) writes: > Just ran across some of my old Beagle Bros programs from when I used > Apple ][s all the time (no, I wasn't cleaning my closet, just helping > someone print out a graphic on an Apple //e!). It occurred to me that > I haven't heard anything AT ALL about this software company in years. what? the beagle brothers are still going strong. ever hear of the timeout series for appleworks? or macroworks or supermacros works. They also will be selling Point to Point my Gary little soon. > The Macintosh would seem to be the perfect arena for the Beagle Bros I hope that they never start producing Mac programs. They one of the best software compaines out there, and one of thje few that still seriously produces software for the apple // series of computers. Vince reply to demarco@CPSC.UCalgary.CA
david@jc3b21.UUCP (David Quarles) (03/02/89)
From article <7478@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>, by mha@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Mark H. Anbinder): ( some deleted ... ) > Has anyone any information on what happened to the company and its > key people, and perhaps what they're up to these days? =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= They have terriffic (if not the best) Appleworks enhancement software available today. They still market Apple ][ software, too. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Dave =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= EOT
Geva_Apple-Maniac_Patz@cup.portal.com (03/07/89)
Beagle Bros. are very much alive, but, sadly, they've been bitten by the AppleWorks bug. They make some pretty good AppleWorks enhancements, but seem to have forsaken the real programmers out there. What a pity. They have their own Usenet-linked BBS these days at pro-beagle.cts.com (linked through pnet01, I think) %%%% Geva %%%%