The document discusses the Apple Lisa Office System, which was an integrated office computer system released by Apple in January 1983. It consisted of the Apple Lisa hardware, an operating system, and a set of office applications that were designed to work together to create a powerful document processing workstation. A second section defines Apple DOS as the operating systems used for the Apple II series of microcomputers from 1978 to 1983. It was primarily developed by Paul Laughton, Randy Wigginton, and Steve Wozniak and the first release was Apple DOS 3.1 in June 1978.

1. Lisa Office
System
Flores, Emmanuel T.
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2. The Apple Lisa also
known as the Lisa is
designed by Apple
Computer

3. The Apple Lisa
Office System
was released in
Jan. 19, 1983

4. The Lisa hardware,
Operating system, and its set
of office applications were
designed by Apple to to work
together to create a powerful
document processing
workstation.

6. Flores, Emmanuel T.
BSIS 2A

7. What is Apple Dos?

8. Apple DOS refers
to operating systems for
the Apple II
series of microcomputers
from late 1978 through
early 1983.

9. The first operating system for
the Apple computer primarily
developed by Paul Laughton,
Randy Wigginton, and Steve
Wozniak for the Apple II series of
computers. The first release of
Apple DOS was Apple DOS 3.1
and was released in June 1978.

10. There was no Apple DOS 1 or 2,
per se. versions 0.1 through 2.8
were serially enumerated revisions
during development (which might as
well have been called builds 1
through 28). Apple DOS 3.0 (a
renamed issue of version 2.8) was
never publicly released due to bugs.