Sandy Greenfarb

Volunteer iBASIC/APPLESOFT lead from the founding issue. Elected Member-at-Large in May 1979 and re-elected in subsequent rotations. Pi's authority on internals. Wrote two reference-quality multi-page articles in 1979: "Disk Operating System Notes" (June, distilling Wozniak's WOZPAK and CALL-A.P.P.L.E. material on track/sector/catalog structure) and "Internal Structure of Integer BASIC" (September, on HIMEM/PP/LOMEM/PV pointers, tokens, addressing).

Also the conduit that brought Val Golding's call about the Apple-sponsored SF summit to John Moon, triggering the chain of events that led to Bernard Urban's election as Pi's representative and the formation of International Apple Core. Subsequently named to the IAC Software Exchange Committee chaired by Neil Lipson.

Phone: (301) 674-5982.

Appearances

• 1979-02 — V01 N01 — volunteer for iBASIC/APPLESOFT
• 1979-03 — V01 N02 — moderating iBASIC/APPLESOFT agenda item
• 1979-05 — V01 N04 — nominated for President and Treasurer
• 1979-06 — V01 N05 — elected Member-at-Large; "Disk Operating System Notes"
• 1979-09 — V01 N08 — "Internal Structure of Integer BASIC"
• 1979-10 — V01 N09 — receives Val Golding's call about SF summit; brings to Moon
• 1979-11 — V01 N10 — named to IAC Software Exchange Committee
• 1979-12 — V01 N11 — "In My Opinion" editorial; "Bytes from the Apple Pi"; Softside/Apple Seed review

Recurring themes

(emerges as more issues are ingested)

External

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