What company and what year be the first GUI successfully created?
I'm taking a computer class and my professor gave me an extra credit put somebody through the mill and im having a frozen time finding the answer.does anyone know?Answers: My understanding is that Steve Jobs ripped it past its sell-by date from Xerox.
G00GLE has a movie on it's video call "Pirates of Silicon Valley."
Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirates_of_...
and scroll down to and click the last of the External Links.
Pirates of Silicon Valley on G00GLE Video.
The movie is in the order of Bill 'n' Paul, Steve 'n' Steve, and shows how the Xerox R&D team developed the mouse and GUI, the Xerox corporate mugwumps dumping on it, and Steve Jobs running next to it.
Question around w2?
how can a temp agency wait until 2/1 to distribute your w2s when it is sup;pose to be mail by 1/31 and why would it come out of california when you work within illiniosAnswers: If you put it in the communication after the mail party has come it won't progress out until the next year.
Your W2 may come from a different state if that's where your company's payroll service is located.
It comes from California because they own set up a system with one department handling all W2 forms. It is more updated. They send it out behind time because they are careless or they don't enjoy enough staff to finish the brief in time. It is unlikely they will hold a problem if you get it soon late.
How many people own a corporation?
Answers: as little a one, as many and thousands or millions in the case of very large corporations. It depends on how many people own their stock.
There are different kinds of Corporations. The "usual" kind is one that has millions of shares outstanding (like Coca Cola, General Motors, Bank of America) so it will typically have thousands if not millions of owners who may have as little as 1 share or as much as 5-10% of the shares (the latter are typically "institutional investors" such as retirements funds).
There are also "personal" Corporations like "S Corporations" that allow Professionals (Doctors, Lawers etc...) to treat their work as a separate business from their personal life. The benefit of such things are in taxation and liability. In a "sole proprietorship" with no Corporation involved you are often personally liable for the business expenses. If the business goes bankgrup you go bankrupt without such a protection.
In my state, a corporation must have a minimum of one shareholder.