Microsoft Bob “study” room

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Founded in November 1994, GeoCities was where we all learned HTML... and questionable design choices. RIP to the internet’s sparkly suburb.

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Dialing into eWorld. (Source: Lu, Cary, and John Milligan. “eWorld: The Official Guide for Macintosh Users.” Edited by Ross Scott Rubin, Apple Computer, 1994.)

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AOL 3.0 Channels, thanks to the P30L project!

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Installing Microsoft Publisher 98

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There have been a lot of free email services over the years, but Juno was one of the first. They even included free dial-up access to their system.

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Installing Windows 2000

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Prodigy Online’s Homework Helper in 1997 (captured by Bill Claydon)

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eWorld Computer Center (Source: Lu, Cary, and John Milligan. “eWorld: The Official Guide for Macintosh Users.” Edited by Ross Scott Rubin, Apple Computer, 1994.)

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Running Visual Basic in Windows 3.1

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