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Old Apple dealer pins
Posted by: Green78II on 2010-02-03 11:21:10
I just got these off of eBay. Next time I go to the Apple Store, I'm wearing at least one of them 😀



Posted by: ~Coxy on 2010-02-03 19:20:17
Those are great 😀

Too bad there's not an 'Ask me about _____'!

Posted by: LCGuy on 2010-02-03 23:25:05
Nice. 😀 I especially like the At Ease one. 🙂

~Coxy, funny you should say that, I actually have a poster on Apple software, from 1994 that would have been displayed at an AASP, and it has at the bottom, "Ask here for details" 😀

Posted by: Pinstripes on 2010-02-25 16:35:43
At Ease ... good memories of that program. Everyone I've met hated it, but I liked it :-/

Posted by: Green78II on 2010-02-26 10:46:44
I always found At Ease neat. I remember there was a glitch with it and Odell Down Under where after quitting the program you could get to the Finder. I remember seeing that for the first time, and thinking that the desktop looked so cool.

There was another program that was called kid desk (or something) that was the same thing as At Ease, but it had all sorts of neat desk accessories you could use.

Posted by: LCGuy on 2010-02-26 14:27:02
Ew, Kid Desk...I remember they loaded that, er, "thing" onto the computers at my primary school in grade 7. For young 6 - 8 year old kids who didn't know anything about computers, it would have been brilliant, but for me, a 12 year old Mac nerd, it was beyond a joke since it basically hid the entire Mac interface, until you launched an app. I remember I just wished that they'd used At Ease instead.

Posted by: funkytoad on 2010-02-26 20:06:58
That really is a great find!

I seem to recall one of my high school teachers having some similar pins.

Posted by: Christopher on 2010-02-26 23:38:35
welcome back funky toad.

Posted by: J English Smith on 2010-02-27 08:30:03
I just bought another "Think Different" poster on eBay, the Einstein one. I love that series of ads, they were truly great.

I'd love to get one of the posters with the running athlete with the sledgehammer from "1984".

Posted by: funkytoad on 2010-02-27 23:04:59
welcome back funky toad.
Thanks, good to be back.

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