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	Apogee Software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Apogee Software, Ltd. is a video game publisher and developer, established in 1987.
		Apogee's commercial success led to the wide spread adoption of the shareware model by other major publishers such as Capstone, Parallax Software, id Software, Activision, and Epic Megagames, and also led to a growth of Software Creations BBS, which would become the largest BBS in North America.
		Apogee started in 1987 with the release of Scott Miller's Kingdom of Kroz, which used crude extended ASCII characters as graphics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apogee_Software (692 words)

	Id Software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Once Apogee Software learned of the group and their exceptional talent, they recruited them, and developed the necessary titles for them to get out of their Softdisk contracts.
		The lead programmer for id Software is John Carmack, whose skill at 3D programming is widely recognized in the software industry.
		Tom Hall left id Software during the early days of Doom development (but not before he had some impact: he was responsible, for example, for the inclusion of teleporters in the game).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Id_Software (1403 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Apogee Software
		Instead of publishing every game under Apogee as it had been in the past, the goal of this strategy was to create a spin-off brand for each type of game genre, making each new game identifyable based on which brand it belonged to.
		However many of those varied genres such as pinball, platform, or scrolling-shooter (that were much of Apogee's early releases) were slowly dying out in the late 1990s making this strategy unecessary in the end.
		Since all of Apogee's released games since 1998 have been using a 3D engine (even if the gameplay is 2D, like Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project), 3D Realms has in effect replace Apogee as the brand name to publish games under.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Apogee_Software (495 words)

	Trivia for Apogee Software, Ltd.
		With the release of Rise of the Triad, Apogee had another major industry first: A parental lock-out feature that parents could use to password protect the game, preventing their children experiencing much of the game's violence and all of the gore.
		Apogee was the first PC games developer to hide cheat modes within games, such as Kingdom of Kroz.
		Known in the shareware industry as the "Apogee model," their breakthrough method of releasing a portion of a full game (an "episode") as shareware (years before the Internet became popular) was risky and innovative, and done well before other PC game publishers released demos of their games -- now standard practice.
	www.mobygames.com /company/apogee-software-ltd/trivia (608 words)

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		Apogee uses this marketing scheme so that people can have a good idea about the game they are buying before they put their cash on the line.
		Apogee's Vice President George Broussard wrote a game for Softdisk under contract called "Scubadventure," which was published as part of a defunct monthly game disk subscription from Softdisk and also sold as a stand alone item.
		The Apogee theme song is a short, simple, but sweet few bars, and one could easily imagine it as a theme in a symphony or fugue.
	crydee.sai.msu.ru /ftproot/pub/rec/games/unsorted/faqs/Apogee.faq (13935 words)

	The Apogee FAQ: Section [2.8.6]: Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny
		Apogee's game for Softdisk was "Scubadventure," written by George Broussard; id's game for Apogee was the now legendary Wolfenstein 3D.
		Apogee is the official distributor of Wolfenstein 3D's original six episodes in the shareware market.
		However, this was under production at Apogee for a while back in early 1994, but this was dropped, and the project changed to "Rise of the Triad." This game is now available from Apogee Software.
	www.rinkworks.com /apogee/s/2.8.6.shtml (1247 words)

	Apogee Software game company information. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Apogee Software, Ltd. is a Texas Limited Partnership whose General Partner is Action Entertainment, Inc., a Texas Corporation.
		Apogee is considered the founder and father of the local Dallas-area game development community.
		In 1994 Apogee created a new division, 3D Realms Entertainment, with the goal of developing innovative, interactive, immersive and of course fun 3D action games.
	www.pcgameworld.com /companies/company.php/id/18 (57 words)

	Shareware (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Shareware is software that is distributed without payment ahead of time as is common for proprietary software.
		Usually shareware differs from open source software in that requests of voluntary "shareware fees" are made, often within the program itself, and in that source code for shareware programs is generally not available in a form that would allow others to extend the program.
		In some cases, unpaid use of the software is limited in time—in which case the software is vernacularly called crippleware.
	www.free-download-soft.com /info/shareware.html (627 words)

	"BUILT ON NETBEANS" PROGRAM AT THE JAVAONE CONFERENCE SHOWCASES PRODUCT INNOVATION BASED ON NETBEANS OPEN ...
		Apogee Software (www.apogee.com) -- Apogee Software is a well-established software tools vendor specializing in programming environments for the development of embedded systems applications written primarily in the Java language.
		Iopsis Software (www.iopsis.com) -- Iopsis Software is a leading Web services and software solutions provider that helps customers to rapidly transition to a Web services world by significantly collapsing the time to automate and collaborate line-of-business functionality and business processes through innovative new technology and services.
		Software AG (www.softwareag.com) -- Software AG, a 32-year-old company headquartered in Darmstadt, Germany, is Europe's largest system software provider, and a major global player offering cutting-edge technology for XML enablement, Web enablement, and providing complete infrastructure for Web services.
	www.sun.com /smi/Press/sunflash/2002-03/sunflash.20020326.3.html (2189 words)

	The Apogee FAQ: Section [2.7.1]: What is Apogee's relationship with id?
		Joe Siegler's explanation of the relationship between Apogee and id follows: Apogee and id Software are two completely different companies.
		Apogee doesn't own id; id doesn't own Apogee; nor is one a division of the other.
		Apogee has absolutely nothing to do with Doom, nor future titles by id Software.
	www.rinkworks.com /apogee/s/2.7.1.shtml (414 words)

	Apogee Software, Inc.
		Apogee Software is a provider of advanced software solutions for developers seeking the best in Java
		Apogee C/C++ compilers offer features not offered by compilers from other vendors.
		Apogee Software is not affiliated with other companies the names of which start with "Apogee".
	www.apogee.com (328 words)

	PMC-Sierra - MIPS Resources - Compilers from Apogee Software, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Apogee's highly optimizing compilers for C/C++, have been specifically designed to facilitate development of large and/or complex applications for desktop platforms and performance-critical applications for embedded systems.
		Every Apogee compiler optionally performs many advanced optimizations, which aggressively transform compiled programs to increase their run-time execution speed and/or to minimize their run-time code size.
		The Apogee compiler can compile a mixture of C and C++ source code files in a single compilation, or can be configured as a C-only compiler only or as a C++-only compiler.
	www.pmc-sierra.com /techSupport/apogee.html (497 words)

	The Guide - Software Companies - 3d Realms
		Apogee was founded in 1987, the year in which it pioneered use of selected levels released as shareware to promote sales.
		In late 1991 and early 1992, Apogee worked with id Software to assure the release of Wolfenstien 3-D, the game that pioneered the first person shooter.
		Apogee has always had a great creative staff, and ROTT had some of the most talented people in the industry on its team.
	www.bluesnews.com /guide/3drealms.htm (228 words)

	Wind River - Israel Wind River and Apogee Software Partner to Integrate IBM Java Technology into Wind River Platforms
		The integration will be completed and delivered by Apogee Software, a leading developer of high performance programming environments and tools.
		Apogee’s Aphelion™, a comprehensive integrated environment for developing and deploying Java-written applications targeted at many types of systems, will be available for customers using Wind River Platforms built on Wind River's VxWorks®, the world’s leading real-time operating system.
		Using Apogee Aphelion that integrates IBM Java technology, Wind River will offer customers a complete Java solution for device software development that can be used to develop and run Java applications targeted at the many types of devices that VxWorks powers, including telematics units, digital picture frames and industrial monitors and controllers.
	www.windriver.com /il/press/pr.html?ID=231 (657 words)

	Apogee Software News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Apogee Software News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		Well, 3D Realms have been around forever, and in the early days, they were known as Apogee Software.
		Apogee Software, Ltd. has released Bio Menace as freeware.
	www.topix.net /com/apogee-software (134 words)

	Apogee's Java Tools to Target LynxOS and BlueCat
		"Apogee, who is a member of the LynuxWorks Synergy Partners Program, clearly is demonstrating the value of companies working together to provide customers with solution-oriented products," said Dr. Inder Singh, CEO and Chairman of LynuxWorks.
		Apogee is located in Campbell Calif., in the heart of the Silicon Valley.
		Aphelion is a trademark of Apogee Software, Inc. LynxOS is a registered trademark and BlueCat is a trademark of LynuxWorks, Inc. All other names mentioned are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective companies.
	www.lynuxworks.com /corporate/news/press/2000/081500a.php3 (799 words)

	MontaVista Software - Platform to Innovate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		At the same time, Aphelion retains the strengths that contributed to success of Java Platform on desktops and enterprise systems, such as the "write once run everywhere" premise that is strictly applied to every supported target platform.
		Apogee Software specializes in programming tools for developing high performance Java, Java/C/C++, and C/C++ applications for many types of embedded systems.
		Apogee also provides custom-designed software development solutions at several levels, including source code and technology licensing.
	www.mvista.com /partners/isv/apogee.html (203 words)

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		Apogee and id have always been separate software companies and always will be.
		Since Apogee used digitized shots of all their employees in costume for the enemies, the names of who is what enemy(and who made the sound for it) are listed in parentheses after each enemy.
		Apogee strongly recommends a 16550 or greater serial chip, since these have larger buffers and can deal with the influx of data better.
	rott.classicgaming.gamespy.com /downloads/rotfaq30.txt (16861 words)

	iqexpand.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Look for Apogee software in Wiktionary, our sister dictionary project.
		Look for Apogee software in the Commons, our repository for free images, music, sound, and video.
		Apogee Design INC is a web and software development company with Re-Seller services and a number of...
	apogee_software.iqexpand.com (397 words)

	DOS Games Archive \| The Commander Keen series
		In September of 1990, a group of game developers from Softdisk, a computer software publisher in Shreveport, Louisiana, moonlighted by working on a project utilizing an engine that Softdisk didn't want used in their own games.
		That little company was called id Software; the company that went on to produce such megahits as Wolfenstein 3D, DOOM, and Quake.
		'Invasion of the Vorticons' (episodes 1-3) was published by Apogee Software on December 14th, 1990.
	www.dosgamesarchive.com /features/keen/index.php (1087 words)

	Doom II : Die with a Vengeance...
		Apogee, as well as being a software house in their own right, were also iD's early distributors, until iD got big enough (thanks to Doom) not to need them.
		Apogee still have the distribution rights to the early games, and any "dissing" of the others is of a friendly nature, such as the Doomed Space Marine in Duke Nukem 3D...
		Id Software developed both Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, however they developed Wolf 3D when they were with Apogee, hence the reason they used it in Rise of the Triad.
	www.eeggs.com /items/1317.html (2574 words)

	Classic DOS Games - Apogee Software
		NOTE: Apogee no longer takes orders for this game, which they discontinued on April 12, 2000, and it is not in their downloads section.
		NOTE: Apogee no longer takes orders for the full version of this game, which they discontinued in early 1999, and it is not in their downloads section.
		Apogee's FAQ used to claim that versions 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 were never released to the public, but I was able to prove that v1.3 appeared on a number of shareware compilation CDs and set the record straight.
	www.classicdosgames.com /apogee.html (4361 words)

	Model Rockets from Apogee Components
		When you buy from Apogee Components, my reputation is on the line, so I make sure it will work for you.
		When you deal with anyone here at Apogee Components, you will notice there is a positive difference that our team members bring to the buying experience.
		RockSim software and other computer programs to help you design distinctive rockets of any size, and that predict how high they'll fly.
	www.apogeerockets.com (1618 words)

	Commander Keen: History
		In 1996, FormGen was bought out by GT Software, and as such, Apogee was left with only what stock we had at the time of the game.
		This is a product that contained every single game that ID Software ever made, as well as some others that were made by id people for other companies like Softdisk.
		The main reason for this is that ID Software owns the rights to Commander Keen, and any new project would have to be either done by them directly (EXTREMELY unlikely), or at least approved by them.
	www.classicgaming.com /cc314/oldcc314/history.htm (556 words)

	Boost productivity with new Insight 3.6 software, APOGEE GO enhancements
		The latest version of APOGEE GO® for Insight® is now available from Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. The enhanced automation software, a web-based option for the Insight workstation, offers flexibility and accessibility for a facility's staff.
		The flexibility of APOGEE GO allows users to be more efficient with their time and activities because it enables them to operate outside of their facility’s control room or monitoring station.
		APOGEE GO users will benefit from the capability to modify schedules, while navigating through their individual comprehensive calendar.
	www.sbt.siemens.com /customerlounge/whatsnew/press.193.asp (641 words)

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		Apogee highly recommends, however, that distribution be made from a copy from Apogee or from one of its authorized sources, such as our web site (http://www.apogee1.com) to prevent the sale of older versions.
		The "Trademarks" consists of "Apogee", the Apogee "comet logo", and "Commander Keen".
		Its content, layout and format are the property of Apogee to the extent permitted by law.
	showcase.netins.net /web/westcarlisle/KEEN/VENDOR.DOC (924 words)

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