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In the olden (pre-computer) days, "elevator bar"
referred to an establishment where a bartender
dispensed drinks to walk-up customers from a
booth the size of an elevator car. Maybe
someone on the Mac UI development team
was from New Orleans...
Gene Kim-Eng
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From: "Downing, David" <david -dot- downing -at- fiserv -dot- com>
I think "elevator bar" is a Mac term.
(Actually, it kind of sounds like a place where you can get a martini on
your way to the 25th floor.)
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