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Eric Simenel is currently a software engineering at Adobe located at the San Francisco Bay Area. He worked on 1988 for [[Apple Computer]] France in Developer Technical Support. He was in charge of evangelism and technical support for system software, imaging, and [[OpenDoc]]. He also worked for DTS at Apple in Cupertino. He is comic book fan and his collection has already reached the 20,000 mark. | Eric Simenel is currently a software engineering at Adobe located at the San Francisco Bay Area. He worked on 1988 for [[Apple Computer]] France in Developer Technical Support. He was in charge of evangelism and technical support for system software, imaging, and [[OpenDoc]]. He also worked for DTS at Apple in Cupertino. He is comic book fan and his collection has already reached the 20,000 mark. | ||
== | ==Articles== | ||
* | * [[OpenDoc Parts and SOM Dynamic Inheritance]] (Jun 1996) | ||
;Republishing Permission:Éric Simenel gave permission to re-use his OpenDoc articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license, but states that Apple has also the rights over his article. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission via e-mail on March 27 of 2013. | |||
== | ==Links== | ||
* | * LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/eric-simenel/7/a26/820 | ||
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Revision as of 22:06, 23 January 2017
Eric Simenel is currently a software engineering at Adobe located at the San Francisco Bay Area. He worked on 1988 for Apple Computer France in Developer Technical Support. He was in charge of evangelism and technical support for system software, imaging, and OpenDoc. He also worked for DTS at Apple in Cupertino. He is comic book fan and his collection has already reached the 20,000 mark.
Articles
- OpenDoc Parts and SOM Dynamic Inheritance (Jun 1996)
- Republishing Permission
- Éric Simenel gave permission to re-use his OpenDoc articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license, but states that Apple has also the rights over his article. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission via e-mail on March 27 of 2013.