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My software company is A Sharp. My computer game King of Dragon Pass won the Best Visual Art award at the 2nd annual Independent Games Festival. More recently I created Opal and Addressix. I brought GameHouse’s games to Mac OS X, and am working on more as Development Manager (this is my day job).
As part of Electric Fish, Inc I helped create PhotoPress and worked on Print Explosion 2.0. I wrote Mac OS and Newton software for Maitreya Design, Pensée Corporation, and Working Software, most notably the outline processor Acta. I invented the “smart quotes” algorithm, which is now in most Mac word processors, but first appeared in miniWRITER in 1986. My Jig! Strategy Game was published for Newton. |
I enjoy roleplaying games. I play (or gamemaster) HeroQuest, Pendragon, RuneQuest, Star Wars, and others. I’ve written columns and reviews for various game magazines, and co-authored “The Lost Inheritance,” an adventure published in GURPS Fantasy Adventures. I also contributed to Hero Wars and HeroQuest, most recently to Men of the Sea.
I helped form the Santa Barbara Macintosh Users Group. I also find language interesting (though I’ve only managed to take one linguistics class). I have three cute grandchildren. |
| Here are some places on the Web I’ve found interesting: | |
| I have a sporadic weblog (and an older weblog). | |
| My i-name: =david.dunham |