Microsoft Office 2007 WineHQ - Wine Acknowledgemen

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Wine Acknowledgements
Wine is the outcome of a lot of thousands of several hours of perform by countless talented
individuals. Growth as a result much has long been going on for fifteen years and we've witnessed fairly a solid of characters come and go. Many people have left their mark on Wine over the years and for that we'd wish to say thanks.

Wine's accomplishment can be straight attributable to your benevolence of commercial improvement. Plenty of businesses have compensated builders to invest time working on Wine and they have graciously presented that perform
back to the community. Not quite several free of charge software program tasks are fortunate
ample to possess compensated workers tackling tough issues.. we're.
CodeWeavers CodeWeavers' mission would be to make Linux a Windows® -compatible operating system. To that end, they have hired some of the best talent in the Wine neighborhood. In fact, several of the large tasks recently undertaken by Wine have started as initiatives by CodeWeavers. Some of the different areas they have worked on include TrueType fonts support,Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007, internationalization and Unicode,Microsoft Office Professional 2010, Microsoft Installer support, DCOM support,Windows 7 Download, DLL separation, and gazillions of bug fixes. In 2004 CodeWeavers hosted WineConf 2004 at their offices in St. Paul, Minnesota. Corel Corel dedicated a team of compensated engineers to your Wine project in 1999. They focused on adding functionality to Wine that let Corel applications, such as WordPerfect, CorelDRAW,Windows 7 Key, and Quattro Pro run on Linux and be ported as native Linux applications. In the past, Corel had relied on conventional porting techniques to move some of its applications (Corel WordPerfect 8) to Linux. This provided a fast way to get these applications to Linux, but meant that porting had to be repeated with each new version. Improving Wine and compiling with Winelib allowed them to consolidate codebases. While Corel ultimately moved on to other jobs, they definitely had a positive effect on Wine. Macadamian Macadamian was subcontracted by Corel to improve several areas of Wine. For two decades engineers spent time improving Wine's windowing, controls and dialogs. ReactOS Wine is at the heart of ReactOS' Win32 support. Initial perform improved Wine's portability by cleaning things up so MinGW could compile it. From there, a considerable amount of effort was spent improving Wine's shell32 infrastructure and various controls. The ReactOS team is also responsible for the regedit and task manager utilities. TransGaming Growth efforts at TransGaming,Microsoft Office 2007, mostly in 2002, improved several critical areas of Wine. Changes to DCOM, DirectDraw and 2D graphics support helped new types of programs to install. Later, the widl utility was donated to act as a MIDL replacement. ...And a solid of hundreds If you haven't observed the Who's Who list, check that out for a list of major contributors. In addition, the following individuals have spent a considerable amount of time and effort improving Wine. Also note, contributions to "misc" shouldn't be taken lightly. In most cases those folks have submitted ample patches that you can't nail down any particular area of focus. James Abbatiello misc 1999-2001
Guy L. Albertelli controls 1999-2002
Bob Amstadt started Wine 1993-1994
Jim Aston misc 1999-2000
Warren Baird portability/Sparc 2002-2003
Francis Beaudet controls 1998-2000
Dave Belanger fonts 2003-2004
Maxime Bellangé controls 2003-2006
Francois Boisvert controls 1998-2000
Vincent Béron misc 2002-2006
Uwe Bonnes misc 1995-2006
Noel Borthwick clipboard 1999
Alastair Bridgewater COM/OLE 2004
Jacek Caban misc 2003-2006
Duane Clark misc 2001-2006
Richard Cohen programs 1999-2006
Christian Costa DirectX 2002-2006
Ulrich Czekalla misc 1999-2006
Pierre d'Herbemont portability/Darwine 2003-2006
Huw Davies fonts 1996-2006
Marcelo Duarte translations 2003-2006
Jason Edmeades DirectX 2000-2006
Steven Edwards portability/ReactOS 2002-2006
Jakob Eriksson testing & debugging infrastructure 2002-2006
Jonathan Ernst AppDB/misc 2004-2006
Susan Farley controls 2000-2001
Krzysztof Foltman misc 2004-2006
Martin Fuchs controls 2000-2006
Peter Ganten misc 1999-2001
Abey George COM/OLE & windowing 1999-2000
Francois Gouget misc 1998-2006
Jon Griffiths misc 2000-2006
Adam Gundy misc 2003
Michael Günnewig multimedia 2002-2003
Noomen Hamza windowing 1999-2000
James Hatheway misc 2000-2001
Dave Hawkes misc 2000-2002
James Hawkins configuration 2004-2006
Mike Hearn misc 2002-2006
Jukka Heinonen winedos 2001-2004
John Hohm DLL self registration 2002-2003
Peter Hunnisett misc 1998-2003
Serge Ivanov controls 1999-2000
György Jeney misc 2001-2003
Alexandre Julliard everything 1993-2006
Bang Jun-Young portability/NetBSD 1997-2002
Michael Jung advapi32/crypt.c 2004-2006
Raphaël Junqueira DirectX 2002-2006
James Juran misc 1998-2002
Rolf Kalbermatter shell32 2002-2006
Ove Kåven misc 1997-2004
Dan Kegel misc 1999-2006
Rein Klazes kernel32 1998-2006
Eric Kohl misc 1998-2006
Kevin Koltzau desktop integration/theming 2003-2006
Phil Krylov misc 2003-2006
Tony Lambregts misc 2002-2006
Juan Lang misc 2003-2006
Stefan Leichter crypt32 & shlwapi 1998-2006
Hans Leidekker misc 2003-2006
Karl Lessard X11 driver 1999-2000
Pascal Lessard controls 1999,2000
Andrew Lewycky DirectX 1996-2002
Juergen Lock portability/FreeBSD 1999-2000
Robert Lunnon portability/Solaris 2002-2006
Stephane Lussier controls & windowing 1999-2000
Pierre Mageau controls 1999-2000
Rok Mandeljc DirectX 2002-2004
Vitaliy Margolen controls 2003-2006
Alberto Massari Wininet 2002-2003
Gregg Mattinson portability/Sparc 2002
Jörg Mayer build fixes 1999-2001
Mike McCormack misc 1999-2006
Bill Medland misc 2001-2006
Marcus Meissner misc 1995-2006
Thomas Mertes misc 2003
Paul Millar testing & debugging infrastructure 1999-2006
Andi Mohr misc 1997-2006
Chris Morgan Application Database/misc 1999-2006
Filip Navara controls 2003-2006
Dustin Navea documentation 2002
Felix Nawothnig misc 2003-2006
Jeremy Newman webmaster 2000-2006
Thuy Nguyen controls 1998-2000
Andriy Palamarchuk misc 2001-2002
Alex Pasadyn X11 driver 2002-2004
Dimi Paun misc 1997-2006
Gerard Patel controls 1998-2002
Sylvain Petreolle NLS 2002-2006
Gerald Pfeifer portability/FreeBSD 1999-2006
Dave Pickles wcmd.exe 1998-2001
Ian Pilcher PostScript driver 2000-2001
Eric Pouech misc 1998-2006
Joseph Pranevich DOS support 1998-1999
Alex Priem controls 1998-2000
Ivan Leo Puoti misc 2003-2006
Paul Quinn COM/OLE 1998-1999
Robert Reif Multimedia & DirectX 2003-2006
Douglas Ridgway original webmaster 1997-2000
Robert Riggs DirectX 1998-1999
Troy Rollo misc 2003-2006
Pavel Roskin misc 1998-2006
Paul Rupe controls 2001-2003
Sylvain St. Germain controls 1998-1999
Ian Schmidt misc 1998-2000
Juergen Schmied misc 1998-2003
Rob Shearman misc 2002-2006
John Sheets documentation 2000-2001
Shachar Shemesh internationalization 2002-2004
Jeff Smith winemaker fixes 2002
Gavriel State DirectX & X11 Driver 1998-2002
Michael Stefaniuc misc 2001-2006
Norman Stevens windowing 1998-1999
Aric Stewart misc 2000-2006
Oliver Stieber DirectX 2004-2006
Patrik Stridvall tools 1998-2005
Bertho Stultiens Wine resource compiler 1997-2000
Hidenori Takeshima DirectShow 2000-2002
Joshua Thielen winemine 1999-2003
Adrian Thurston misc 1999
Dmitry Timoshkov internationalization 1999-2006
Luc Tourangeau controls 1999-2000
Sergei Turchanov misc 1998-2003
Greg Turner misc 2002-2004
Lionel Ulmer DirectX 1998-2006
Ge van Geldorp controls 2003-2006
Klaas van Gend print dialogs 1999
Michael Veksler build fixes 1995-2000
Brian Vincent Wine Weekly News 2001-2006
Paul Vriens misc 2004-2006
Ferenc Wagner testing & debugging infrastructure 2003-2006
Thomas Weidenmueller misc 2004-2006
Ulrich Weigand testing & debugging infrastructure 1998-2001
Jeremy White CodeWeavers CEO 1997-2006
Lawson Whitney misc 1997-2003
Thomas Wickline documentation 2002-2006
Martin Wilck Winsock 2002-2003
Alexander Yaworsky advapi32 2004-2006
A complete list of
authors can be
found in the source code repository.