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... Seuss and Bowman might be on to some- thing . Exactly what might be both fun and educational , how- ever , was a puzzling question . Seuss was an avid player of video games . Bowman had written the rudimentary math programs for his son ...
... Seuss and Bowman might be on to some- thing . Exactly what might be both fun and educational , how- ever , was a puzzling question . Seuss was an avid player of video games . Bowman had written the rudimentary math programs for his son ...
Page 126
... Seuss and Bowman met with Softsel early and often as they refined their ideas . After several such meetings the wholesaler placed a small order , requesting fifty copies of each of Spinnaker's first four titles . By August 30 , the ...
... Seuss and Bowman met with Softsel early and often as they refined their ideas . After several such meetings the wholesaler placed a small order , requesting fifty copies of each of Spinnaker's first four titles . By August 30 , the ...
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... Bowman went full time on produc- tion , overseeing the duplication of discs on four Apple com- puters . Seuss , who Bowman wrily says “ had a particular interest in shrink - wrapping that I never understood , " worked the shrink ...
... Bowman went full time on produc- tion , overseeing the duplication of discs on four Apple com- puters . Seuss , who Bowman wrily says “ had a particular interest in shrink - wrapping that I never understood , " worked the shrink ...
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