Bill Gates's first bucket of Gold insider-----------have to spell dad everywhere.

As we all know, Bill Gates and Paul Allen created Microsoft in the 70 's of the last century. Like most startups, Microsoft began with a small, but ambitious, vision--spreading computers to every desk and home. Over the next few years, Microsoft has begun to change the way we work.

In the course of Microsoft's development, IBM has played a decisive role in its development and expansion. And to elaborate: in June 1980, Gates and Allen asked Steve Ballmer, a former Harvard classmate at Gates, to help run the company. In the following July, IBM and Microsoft approached a project codenamed "Chess". In response to IBM's needs, Microsoft has focused on developing a new operating system that can manage (or run) computer hardware and eliminate the gap between computer hardware and programs such as word processors. Computer programs can be run on this basis. They named the new operating system "MSDOS". When the IBM computer running MSDOS was launched in 1981, it also introduced a new language to the public. Typing "C:" and various mysterious commands gradually become part of the daily routine. People are getting used to using the backslash (\) key.

The point is, why did IBM put the order of the operating system to a smaller software company, albeit a success? In the process, Bill Gates ' mother should play a key role in it.

Mary Maxwell Getz (English: Mary Maxwell gates,1929 July 5 – June 10, 1994) is an American business person. She was a director of the Washington University School from 1975 to 1993. She is the first female president of the Jin County Union Fundraising Association (King County's United means) or the first female Chairperson of the Executive Board of the National Union Fundraising Association (United means of America). It is noteworthy that she worked with IBM's chief executive John Ex John Fellows Akers during her tenure as president of the National Union Fundraising Association, while Akers was leading IBM in preparing to enter the desktop market. She is also the first female director of the Interstate Bank. The senior executive is said to have been sympathetic to the company's strengths in a conversation with the IBM executive. It is unclear whether Gates ' mother recommended her son in this dialogue. There are rumors online that his mother used her personality to vouch for her son in front of IBM executives. Rumors are rumored, but we can also speculate that if not their mother's influence on IBM executives, Microsoft and as a genius programmer Bill Gates may be buried, perhaps our computer is not using Windows, perhaps everything is another scene. Still want to sigh a sentence, where all have to fight network.

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Bill Gates's first bucket of Gold insider-----------have to spell dad everywhere.