APPLE DEVELOPER GROUP PROGRAM PACKET — 1995 — APPLELINK and "ACCELERATED FOR POWER MACINTOSH"This is the packet Apple mailed to a developer asking how to join its programs in the mid-1990s. That was the years between the Power Macintosh transition and Steve Jobs's return, when AppleLink was still how Apple's developers, dealers, and staff connected online, before the internet took over.WHAT'S INCLUDED- Apple Developer Group cover letter- Developer Programs Application Form- Product End-User Questionnaire- "The Benefits of AppleLink for Developers"- "Important AppleLink Information"- The 1995 "Accelerated for Power Macintosh" Artwork Program letter from Apple Computer, Cupertino, explaining how developers could get the official logo for software written natively for the new PowerPC chipsWHY IT'S SPECIAL- AppleLink was Apple's private pre-internet online network. Original sign-up and benefits material for it is very rarely found.- The "Accelerated for Power Macintosh" logo program captures Apple's 68K to PowerPC transition, the change that set up the later moves to Intel and Apple silicon.- Forms and letters like these were meant to be filled out and mailed back, or thrown away. A blank, intact set is unusual.FOR COLLECTORS OFApple and Macintosh history, Apple developer relations material, PowerPC-era computing, and vintage computer ephemera.SHIPPINGShips flat in a rigid mailer.Please inspect every photo carefully for the exact condition and composition of the item. You will receive the exact original item shown in the photographs. No disks, CDs, software, hardware, or other items are included unless specifically pictured.