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Andrew Cardozo Fluegelman (November 27, 1943 – c. July 6, 1985) was a publisher, photographer,
programmer and
attorney best
known as a
pioneer of what...
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postcardware licensed, and all
shown at
their website. In 1982,
Andrew Fluegelman created a
program for the IBM PC
called PC-Talk, a telecommunications...
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written by
Andrew Fluegelman in late 1982, and
helped created shareware's
sales and
marketing methodology. In 1981
Fluegelman was a book publisher...
- on
either side of an equation. I
think there's a difference. — Andrew
Fluegelman on the Macintosh, 1985
Since the
commands available in
command line interfaces...
- The New
Games Book
edited by
Andrew Fluegelman, 1976 ISBN 0-385-12516-X More New
Games edited by
Andrew Fluegelman, 1981 ISBN 0-385-17514-0 New
Games for...
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October 2013.
Fluegelman,
Andrew (February–March 1982). "Not-so-Easywriter". PC Magazine. p. 35.
Retrieved 20
October 2013.
Fluegelman,
Andrew (November...
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developed in the 1970s as part of the New
Games movement,
developed by
Andrew Fluegelman and colleagues. The game of
musical chairs is
often pla**** by children...
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Andrew Fluegelman, who
wanted to sell PC-Talk, the
communications application he had created,
outside of
commercial distribution channels.
Fluegelman distributed...
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collaborated with PC-Talk (communications software)
developer Andrew Fluegelman to
adopt similar names (PC-File was
originally "Easy-File"), and prices...
- right-brain
machine and all that — I
think there is some
truth to that",
Andrew Fluegelman said in 1985. One of the
earliest IBM PC
owners and
founder of Macworld...
