Sounds like the village that Microsoft Bob's house was in.
I don't actually think the ideas of things like Bob were bad, though, I just think they were cumbersome. Using the post office example, a top down map would solve everything, and be close enough a "start menu" that a totally fresh user might feel confident trying a computer without balancing wheels.
I don't actually think the ideas of things like Bob were bad, though, I just think they were cumbersome. Using the post office example, a top down map would solve everything, and be close enough a "start menu" that a totally fresh user might feel confident trying a computer without balancing wheels.