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Panorama Sheets for Mac: A first look

by Steven Sande (Jan 11th, 2011)

Back in the first days of the Mac (in the days when I still had a full head of hair) a developer by the name of Jim Rea created one of the first database apps for the platform, Overvue. That application became Panorama (US$299), which is still around and has evolved through the years to remain a ...

Macworld Expo: Jim Rea talks about the early days of Mac development

by Michael Rose (Feb 18th, 2010)

When Apple first introduced the Macintosh, there weren't many authorized third-party developers around... even fewer unauthorized ones, when you think about it. One guy did manage to sneak in the back door and ship his app for the original Mac on an accelerated schedule: Jim Rea, the founder of ...