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	eWorld: Apple's Overpriced, Poorly Marketed Online Service
		AppleLink was considered a huge success, and Apple decided they should start another service aimed to reduce customer support expenses.
		The GEIS-operated AppleLink service was in heavy use by approximately 14,000 Apple employees and contractors, as well as 20,000 dealers and developers from around the world.
		AppleLink was still too expensive for Apple, so Peter Friedman was hired to reduce costs.
	lowendmac.com /coventry/06/0915.html (1938 words)

	AppleLink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AppleLink translated the user's GUI actions into a transaction protocol that was sent into a server program running on the mainframe.
		The AppleLink service was finally shut down at the end of March 1997.
		AppleLink's server machines (not the GEIS mainframes) were named for various famous musical composers: Beethoven, Copland, Lennon, etc.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AppleLink (1297 words)

	EWorld - WikiMac - A Wikia wiki
		The group bought the AppleLink software from AOL and developed into what would be known as eWorld.
		The group also struck a deal with AOL to help develop the service and spent 1993 working on the new software and various services to be offered.
		The eWorld service was a combination of the vast technical and support archives of the previous AppleLink services and a more traditional community service like AOL and CompuServe.
	mac.wikia.com /wiki/EWorld (951 words)

	VAW: AOL, eWorld and an LC 580
		AppleLink was the first online service to feature Apple's graphics-based interface.
		AppleLink's "desktop metaphor" turned out to be as revolutionary as the Mac itself (Linzmayer 115).
		While originally AppleLink was intended to be a bulletproof dealer reference/support system, it quickly turned into the de facto email system for Apple and its dealers.
	homepage.mac.com /vectronic/2003/opinion/0723.html (1348 words)

	Applelink
		Call the AppleLink phone number, enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN) and you'll be able to check on balances, make cleared check inquiries, transfer funds, verify deposits and withdrawals, apply for a loan, and much more.
		Once you dial into AppleLink, a friendly voice will guide you through all your transactions and inquiries.
		If you have not yet used AppleLink, you will be prompted to create your PIN on your first call.
	www.memberscu.coop /mainpage.jsp?PageName=ApplelinkAudioResponse (161 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		AppleLink Tonight, we have guests from two magazines that cater to the development AppleLink community, A2-Central and Call-A.P.P.L.E. AFL Jim From A2-Central, we have Tom Weishaar and Dennis Doms.
		AppleLink The Pippin (@) Auditorium is one of four areas for "big-name" events on AppleLink.
		AppleLink During our event tonight, you'll see a number on the top left hand side of your screen, reflecting the number of onstage participants--guests and hosts.
	www.textfiles.com /apple/ADC/adv.890328 (4610 words)

	DaveNet : Scripting the Internet
		I modified the scripts to add the appropriate boilerplate to each address so it could be correctly routed by the AppleLink server.
		I use AppleLink to distribute these messages because it's the only scriptable Internet-onramp that I have on my hard disk.
		I'm happy to share the script that drives this mailing list, even though you won't be able to run it, since the scriptable version of AppleLink isn't publicly available.
	davenet.scripting.com /1994/10/22/scriptingtheinternet (649 words)

	AppleLink Personal Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The success of AppleLink prompted them to consider offering a served of their own aimed at reducing customer support expenses.
		AppleLink Personal Edition debuted in the summer of 1988 at the Apple Fest conference.
		The service was nicknamed AOL because Case noticed that most of the well-known companies had three letters in their abbreviations.
	iml.jou.ufl.edu /projects/Fall2000/McAtee/main2.html (444 words)

	Inside the Net
		Quantum's marketing director was no patsy and she worked out the agreement with Apple that if they pulled the plug on the new service, Quantum got to keep the technology they developed.
		Also the company, for no additional fee, could include a demo disk of their software with the mailing and often offered a discount to members of the user groups.
		AOL merged all their online services (they had several by then, APE, PC Link (TandyLink), Q-link, etc.) into AppleLink Personal Edition in late 1989 and changed their name to "America Online." They were going to be sure they were the easiest online service to use, and the least expensive for content.
	www.themesh.com /radioflame.html (1983 words)

	ATPM 12.06 - MacMuser: iDisk Ennui
		Apple had originally used AppleLink as a support service for dealers and developers, but it was expensive to run.
		The new AppleLink Personal Edition, started in 1987, was supplied by Quantum Computer Services who renamed in 1991 to America Online.
		Apple introduced eWorld in 1994 and for two years supplied e-mail, news, and a bulletin board system in return for large amounts of their clients’ wealth.
	www.atpm.com /12.06/macmuser-idisk.shtml (1906 words)

	Mac AL: Troubleshooting the AppleLink Gateway
		In the Chooser, the Mail server with the AppleLink gateway installed should be selected when MS Mail GW is selected.
		Delete this file if the AppleLink gateway is not currently connected and is not working correctly.
		See if the AppleLink application from Apple can be used successfully on the same machine with the same modem settings.
	support.microsoft.com /kb/80655 (305 words)

	K-6 Students' Use of the Web. Working With On-Line Guides or Experts ( 3-May-1994)
		Finally, Joe's attitude of having "the opportunity to be of service" and knowing the value of keeping in touch with the interest and curiosities of school kids is one that should be shared and emulated by more adults in our society.
		This 1992 addition to AppleLink offers only 5 experts --- one of whom is Joe Jordan from NASA Ames.
		The resource area is too buried in the AppleLink hierarchy for people to find.
	tecfa.unige.ch /edu-comp/edu-ws94/contrib/rose.html (2684 words)

	DaveNet : Scripting the Internet
		I modified the scripts to add the appropriate boilerplate to each address so it could be correctly routed by the AppleLink server.
		I use AppleLink to distribute these messages because it's the only scriptable Internet-onramp that I have on my hard disk.
		I'm happy to share the script that drives this mailing list, even though you won't be able to run it, since the scriptable version of AppleLink isn't publicly available.
	www.scripting.com /davenet/1994/10/22/scriptingtheinternet.html (639 words)

	ISG Group Accounts
		We have an ISG account for AppleLink, Apple's bulletin board service.
		To use this account, you need to use the Mac 2 in the lab which is connected to the modem.
		AppleLink maintains information on Apple equipment and software, as well as third-party support.
	www-med.stanford.edu /medit/networking/web/Internal/accounts.html (549 words)

	TidBITS#182/28-Jun-93
		AppleLink, which previously was available somewhat exclusive to Apple employees, dealers, and third-party developers, is now available to anyone willing to fill out the form and spend the money.
		Although AppleLink costs a good deal more than other online services, it often has more information, more timely news, and better access to Apple resources and other developers.
		You can find subscription applications on (you guessed it) AppleLink, under the AppleLink Help Desk icon, so you can ask your local dealer or an existing developer to download one for you.
	www.tidbits.com /tb-issues/TidBITS-182.html (4289 words)

	This Week in Apple History - May 16 - 22: Apple III & AppleLink introduced, iPod Division Created \|\| The Mac ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Another market that Apple helped pioneer, that of the Internet Service Provider, was born this week in 1988 with the introduction of AppleLink-Personal Edition.
		AppleLink was an online service with a graphical front-end for the Apple II.
		The Mac Observer is an independent publication and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple, Inc.
	www.macobserver.com /columns/thisweek/2004/20040522.shtml (2209 words)

	[No title]
		The list started on the AppleLink bbs/mail system, but has been accessible from the Internet for several years.
		There are 350 people who subscribe via AppleLink, and about 165 who subscribe via Internet mail.
		Many of the current subscribers, both on AppleLink and the Internet, have expressed interest in reading a newsgroup rather than a large number of individual email messages.
	www.faqs.org /ftp/usenet/news.announce.newgroups/comp/comp.sys.mac.oop.macapp3 (1711 words)

	Glossary A - F (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		They also produce the Newton, and produced the Apple and Apple II computers.
		AppleLink packages: The archiving and compression format used solely by AppleLink.
		Although fairly slow, AppleTalk is cheap to implement on Macintosh computer because the hardware for it is built into the machines.
	compulit.uta.edu /glssry_A_F.html (6497 words)

	Inter-Service Email Addressing
		I'll use my real email address for the examples, which is Larry Lloyd.
		Notice that sending mail from Applelink, CompuServe and GEnie requires some additional configuration.
		From AppleLink, after the domain name, add the "at" sign (@), then the word internet, then the pound sign (#).
	web2.airmail.net /~larry/email.html (400 words)

	Technical Note PT530: MacApp Q&As
		These are groups of MacApp developers on AppleLink that ask and answer questions of each other.
		You can simply send your questions to that address and request replies back to your personal account, or you can join a group and receive copies of all the mail sent to it by sending a request to MacApp.Admin.
		If you are interested, call them at (206) 253-2765, or write to them at AppleLink address MADA.
	developer.apple.com /technotes/pt/pt_530.html (2976 words)

	ThePodcastNetwork :: The Mac User Show
		She was charged with possession of cocaine and bonded out for $1,504.
		By way of compensation for developing the service the company, Quantum Computing, was allowed to use the software developed for the service (development paid for by Apple) sans the Apple logo.
		The company decided that a new service was in order, one that would service the dealers and attract paying customers.
	macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com (1437 words)

	[No title]
		I apparently left out one important detail concerning BITNET to Applelink in my previous posting, so this should clear it all up.
		Multiple BITNET addresses may be entered on either fields and they may be intermixed with AppleLink addresses So it looks like this: TO: john.rlb@stanford.bitnet@dasnet#, smith12, joan@mit.bitnet@dasnet# SUBJECT: mail relay Sending to AppleLink from BITNET 1.
		If you type a "!" after the address in the subject field, you can insert comments, but the subject line must be limited to 29 characters..
	www.nic.funet.fi /pub/mac/doc/mailing-to-applelink.txt (1211 words)

	TidBITS#156/14-Dec-92
		Please note that I have nothing to do with this sh..., and was never contacted by this criminal fool before its release.
		Since a CD based on an online service rapidly becomes obsolete, I find the CD a tad pricey at $299 per year (or $649 for multiple users), though AppleLink itself is a bit expensive as well.
		The CD includes the technical information library as well as product data, public articles, bulletin board conferences, and documentation for solutions to hardware and software problems.
	www.tidbits.com /tb-issues/TidBITS-156.html (3757 words)

	Pen Computing Magazine: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Thousands of Macintosh developers, consultants, retailers, IS directors, support personnel, and all Apple employees use the AppleLink corporate network system for email and access to Apple information.
		Though prohibitively expensive for casual end users, anyone making their living dealing with the Macintosh cannot afford to be without an AppleLink account.
		For those AppleLink users who own Newton devices, Creative Digital has come out with an email client to access the service.
	www.pencomputing.com /archive/PCM_7/review_linker.html (162 words)

	[No title]
		Apple Computer was getting bad press for the lack of service to its customers, so Apple hired them to make a consumer version of their electronic link to dealers called AppleLink.
		Over dinner a few fellow Mac users and I tried to convince Kathy that she should be developing a Macintosh client for the service instead of an Apple II version.
		In September, 1989, Quantum changed the name of AppleLink Personal Edition to America Online and began working on a PC version.
	www.themesh.com /tr49.html (1090 words)

	TPN::MacHelp from Maui » Blog Archive » Sad: Apple caused AOL
		By way of compensation for developing the service the company, Quantum Computing, was allowed to use the software developed for the service (development paid for by Apple) sans the Apple logo.
		After killing the personal edition of AppleLink, Apple wanted to save money on the version of AppleLink used by Mac dealers.
		The company decided that a new service was in order, one that would service the dealers and attract paying customers.
	macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com /2006/12/18/sad-apple-caused-aol (332 words)

	WWW-Related Links
		AppleLink was the name of both the online service and the client software.
		By this time AOL had grown to be both much larger than GEIS, so all AppleLink content was to be moved over as well, allowing Apple had cancel their GE contract.
		Apple has since moved all of its services and replaced all of the AppleLink content with websites, such as apple.com.
	members.aol.com /gregbowen/links/wwwlinks.htm (1550 words)

	ECO Climate Change Newsletter from Geneva
		Binary files will also be available on Applelink, CompuServe and the UN's IUCC electronic network.
		Via the APC Networks, or directly to Eco staff, you are encouraged to respond, contribute, or request further information.
		For information about Pagemaker files via Applelink, contact ECO staff: applelink:media.natura.
	www.africa.upenn.edu /Listserv/ECO_news.html (664 words)

	Mac AL: Acquiring the AppleLink Gateway
		The AppleLink gateway for Microsoft Mail is a free gateway supported by Microsoft Product Support Services.
		The gateway can be found only at this location and is not useful without an AppleLink account.
		To obtain an AppleLink startup package, contact the Apple Programmer's and Developer's Association (APDA) at (800) 282-2732.
	support.microsoft.com /kb/80019 (133 words)

	TidBITS#75/05-Aug-91
		Last week's issue of TidBITS contained an article about the astronauts on board the space shuttle Atlantis planning to use AppleLink from space to communicate with ground personnel.
		I commented that, "Unfortunately for us, but fortunately for the astronauts and their sanity, the shuttle's AppleLink address is being kept confidential." A couple of readers have written to say that they've discovered that the address is "Atlantis." I'll say this...
		Apple is expected to release a series of three computers this October that will be the first Macs that deserve the name "notebook computer." That doesn't mean, though, that the rest of the industry should hold its collective breath!
	www.ssrc.hku.hk /tb-issues/TidBITS-075.html (2832 words)

	[No title]
		A big concern of my group is how to move away from toy problems (typical of PV work) and to ensure that our systems scale up to BIG problems...
		Quick perusal of AppleLink bulletin boards suggested to me that the Debugging area in 'Developer Talk' would be the most useful place to post my request.
		For Prolog, it is certainly possible to show a nice visual coarse-grained view of the execution space (with suitable 'compressions' and 'abstractions' for very large spaces), and allow the user to home in quickly on the trouble spot via a variety of fine-grained views.
	www.adahome.com /articles/1997-05/bugtales/bugdata.txt (19378 words)

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