which society was he part of?
Northwest Computer Society
Bob Wallace
The March 1976 issues of "Byte" magazine had a notice about a new computer club in Seattle. Bob Wallace was listed as a contact person. The Northwest Computer Club held meetings at the Pacific Science Center (near Seattle's Space Needle.)
what is wolfenstein 3d? A video game what is its plot? The game is based on an American spy who puts efforts to destroy the Nazi regime. when did the game release? May 5, 1992 which software did it use? Shareware where did this software develop from? PC-Write what is its history? Bob Wallace produced PC-Write, a word processor, and called it "shareware". where were this person born? Arlington, Virginia
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Bob Wallace [SEP] Northwest Computer Society
The March 1976 issues of "Byte" magazine had a notice about a new computer club in Seattle. Bob Wallace was listed as a contact person. The Northwest Computer Club held meetings at the Pacific Science Center (near Seattle's Space Needle.) Bob wrote a column for the newsletter called "Bob's Bits". From the February 1978 column: "Microsoft is hiring systems programmer to work on APL, BASIC, COBOL, and FORTRAN for the 8080, Z-80, 6502, and 8086 as well as operating systems and other interesting projects. Applicants should have at least a bachelor's degree and a year of assembly language experience. Contact Paul Allen at (505) 262-1486, or write to them at 300 San Mateo NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108.