IMUG Past Events Archive
1991 Events
At left is a copy of the March 1991 IMUG meeting announcement flyer, which was posted on telephone poles, sent via snail-mail, and delivered via "sneakernet" throughout the Bay Area.
In the summer of 1991, IMUG meetings moved from the Stanford campus to Apple Computer, and occassionally convened at Adobe Systems as well. You can learn more about those years on the early IMUG history page.
We have full descriptions of some talks begining in late 1992, when those could be copied from the original Usenet posts, and we have the details of all talks beginning in 1995 when the IMUG.org website first went online. We are working on gathering more descriptions from paper archives.
1991 |
Speaker / Affiliation |
Topic |
3/21/91 |
Lee Collins |
Unicode — A Standard International Character Code for |
4/18/91 |
Antonio Roder |
Electronic Publication |
5/16/91 |
Terry Kunysz |
TrueType and PostScript: Past, Present and Future |
6/20/91 |
Mimi Obinata |
Developing Software for the Global Market |
7/18/91 |
Digby Horner |
Kanji Fonts |
8/15/91 |
Naoko Ushimaru and Toshiya Hotei |
Japanese Software Marketing in America; |
9/19/91 |
Carla Itzkowich and Jon Golding |
Foreign Language Marketing with the Macintosh |
10/17/91 |
James Caldwell |
Chinese Desktop Publishing on the Macintosh |
11/21/91 |
Marian Stetson-Rodrigues |
Keys to American Business Culture — |
12/19/91 |
Laura Elmore |
Global Launch of the Mac |
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