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Steve Jobs, former Apple engineer, agrees to develop an application switching utility for Microsoft after visiting their Seattle offices in 1984. The deal follows a demo where Jobs observed John Markoff using Memory Shift on an IBM PC, sparking his idea for Macintosh multitasking despite prior commitments to finishing the Thunderscan scanner by November.
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