Moof Departing
Weird Story I Found
I was going through some old files, and I found this newstory. I thought it would be a good post for "Class Mac" Thursday.
Moof Departing
From: The spotted dog-cow
Date: 22 Apr 1994 09:55:36 -0500 (2 screens)
Tuesday, April 19, 1994
Moof To Leave Apple
We would like you to know that Moof has resigned as Printer Icon Assistant of Apple Computer. He has joined a privately held Valley based company as Chief Animal Officer (CAO) and will be starting there in early May.
Moof joined Apple in early 1982 as a ResEdit Concept and was initially responsible for cleaning Steve Job's infamous Piano. It is believe that he became Printer Icon Assistant around 1985 or 1986 during one of the new Printer Releases and has been an effective Icon in several release since that time which grew to include System 5, System 6.0, 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 6.04, 6.05, 7.0, 7.01, 7.1 and System 7 Pro. His latest assignment was as a PowerMoof.
Moof joined Apple to help our users implement a new printing model. Moof has always been a clear, creative, and practical thinker. He is nationally recognized within printing circles for his application of sophisticated printing derivatives including Horizontal Flipping, Vertical Flipping, Inverting, Precision Bitmapping, Limited and Unlimited Font Downloading.
While at Apple, Moof has been a consistent champion of ease of use in printing and was often a vocal member of our development team making an odd, indescribable noise during meetings (see the Archive Tech Notes for more information). We will personally miss Moof for his open style of printing, his cross species humour and certainly as one of our better managers and developers of people. Please join us in wishing Moof tremendous success in his new position.
We are hoping to identify Moof's replacement immediately. We've considered several hybrid animals such as a Cat/Dog, Elephant/Mouse, Lion/Lamb etc. In the interim, Tony the Tiger will assume responsibility for the Option screen within the Page Setup Menu.
Regards,
An Ex-Vice President,
An Ex-Vice President/General Manager of a Division
and Corporate Officer