Definitely worth reading to the end. Some amazing history is woven into an unlikely startup story after succinctly covering the modern legacy of PowerPoint. A

Definitely worth reading to the end. Some amazing history is woven into an unlikely startup story after succinctly covering the modern legacy of PowerPoint. A company built on dreams of what I can only describe as a GUI enhanced "smalltalk machine" that could run on regular computers to enable regular people to do things, is also responsible for shepherding the earliest days of the now venerable FileMaker database AND created PowerPoint. Amazing stuff.