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WEB OBJECTS TIME: When Microsoft Started Speaking Like a Good Open-Standards Citizen, The Netscape Extensions Tail Tried to Wag The Dog and Object-Ori

TitleWEB OBJECTS TIME: When Microsoft Started Speaking Like a Good Open-Standards Citizen, The Netscape Extensions Tail Tried to Wag The Dog and Object-Ori
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication1995
AuthorsMacKimmie, R.
Secondary TitleHands On: Hypermedia & Interactivity in Museums: Selected Papers from the Third International Conference on Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums: Volume 2 (ICHIM 95 / MCN 95)
PublisherArchives & Museum Informatics
Place PublishedSan Diego, California
EditorBearman, D.
KeywordsGUI, off-the-shelf, small museum standards, systems architecture
Abstract

The California Historical Society initiated their digital imaging project in early 1992, with the assistance of a small pilot grant from the Durfee Foundation of California. Securing grant finds allowed a comprehensive evaluation of what would provide the near-computerless non-profit to launch a comprehensive collection development agenda.
URLhttp://www.archimuse.com/publishing/ichim95_vol2/mackimmie.pdf
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