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Robert M. Karr Collection of IPO S-1 Registration Documents Inventory, 1980-2001 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents inventory, 1980-2001 The following inventory was provided by the donor. Box 1: 3D Labs – CardioGenesis Box 2: Cardiometrics – Farallon Communications Box 3: Faroudja – Larscom Box 4: Laserscope – Pacific Gateway Exchange Box 5: Packeteer – Somnus Medical Technologies Box 6: SonicWALL – WJ Communications Box 7: Women.com Networks – Zycon Name Issue date Year 3D Labs 11/18/96 1996 3DFX 6/25/97 1997 8x8 7/2/97 1997 Abaxis 1/22/92 1992 Abgenix 7/2/98 1998 Abovenet Communications 12/10/98 1998 AccelGraphics 4/11/97 1997 Accom 9/26/95 1995 Accrue Software 7/30/99 1999 Aclara 3/20/00 2000 Actel 8/2/93 1993 ActivCard 3/15/00 2000 Active Software 8/12/99 1999 Actuate 7/17/98 1998 Adept 12/15/95 1995 Adeza 1996 Adforce 5/7/99 1999 Adobe Systems 8/13/86 1986 Advanced Fibre Communications 9/30/96 1996 Computer History Museum 1 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Advanced Polymer Systems 8/26/87 1987 Advent Software 11/15/95 1995 Aehr Test Systems 8/14/97 1997 AeroGen 11/10/00 2000 Affymax N.V 12/17/91 1991 Affymetrix 6/6/96 1996 AG Associates 5/15/95 1995 Agile Software 12/15/95 1995 Agilent Technologies 11/17/99 1999 Alantec 2/4/94 1994 Alliance Fibre Optic Products 11/20/00 2000 Alliance Semiconductor 11/30/93 1993 Alteon Web Systems 9/23/99 1999 Altera 3/30/88 1988 AltiGen Communications 10/4/99 1999 AMB Property 11/21/97 1997 American Champion Entertainment 7/30/97 1997 American Xtal Technology 5/20/98 1998 Anergen 10/10/91 1991 Ansan 8/5/95 1995 Apple Computer 12/12/80 1980 Applied Imaging 11/7/96 1996 Applied Signal Technology 3/26/93 1993 Aradigm 6/20/96 1996 Arbor Software 11/6/95 1995 Arcsys 6/6/95 1995 Argonaut Technologies 7/19/00 2000 Ariba 6/23/99 1999 Arris Pharmaceutical 11/19/93 1993 Arterial Vascular Engineering 4/2/96 1996 Arthrocare 2/5/96 1996 Artisan Components 2/2/98 1998 Asante 10/10/93 1993 Ascend Communications 5/12/94 1994 Ask Jeeves 6/30/99 1999 Aspec Communications 4/27/98 1998 Aspect Development 5/24/96 1996 Aspect Telecommunications 5/1/90 1990 Asyst Technologies 9/22/93 1993 Athena Neurosciences 11/7/91 1991 AtHome Networks 7/11/97 1997 Computer History Museum 2 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Atmel 3/19/91 1991 AtRoad 9/28/00 2000 Audiohighways.com 12/17/98 1998 Aurum 10/28/96 1996 Auspex Systems 5/11/93 1993 autoweb.com 3/22/99 1999 Avanex 2/3/00 2000 AvantGo 9/27/00 2000 Avigen 5/22/96 1996 Aviron 11/5/96 1996 Avistar 8/17/00 2000 Award Software International 10/25/96 1995 Baan Company N. V. 5/19/95 1995 BackWeb Software 6/7/99 1999 bamboo,com 8/25/99 1999 Be 7/20/99 1999 Bea Systems 4/10/97 1997 Bell Microproducts 6/15/93 1993 Beringer Wine Estate Holdings 10/28/97 1997 Biocircuits 5/14/92 1992 BioMarin Pharmaceutical 7/22/99 1999 Biosys 3/9/92 1992 Biotime 3/5/92 1992 Blaze Software 3/22/00 2000 Blue Martini Software 7/24/00 2000 Borland International 12/19/89 1989 Brio Technology 4/30/98 1998 Broadbase Software 9/21/99 1999 Broadvision 6/21/96 1996 Brocade Communications 5/24/99 1999 Broderbund 11/25/91 1991 Business Objects 9/22/94 1994 Business Resource Group 6/27/95 1995 C-Cube Microsystems 4/21/94 1994 C.ATS 3/20/95 1995 C|Net 7/1/96 1996 Cable-Sat Systems 9/25/96 1996 CacheFlow 11/18/99 1999 Caere 10/19/89 1989 Calico Commerce 10/6/99 1999 Caliper Technologies 12/14/99 1999 Computer History Museum 3 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Calypte Biomedical 7/26/96 1996 Cardiac Pathways 6/12/96 1996 Cardima 6/5/97 1997 CardioGenesis 5/21/96 1996 Cardiometrics 11/3/95 1995 CardioThoracic Systems 4/18/96 1996 Cardiovascular Imaging Systems 5/18/92 1992 Castelle 12/20/95 1995 Catalyst Semiconductor 5/11/93 1993 Catalytica 2/8/93 1993 Catapult Communications 12/11/99 1999 Celertek 12/20/95 1995 Cell Genesys 1/26/93 1993 CellNet Data Systems 9/26/96 1996 Centigram 10/10/91 1991 Cepheid 6/21/00 2000 Cerus 1/30/97 1997 Check Point Software Technologies 6/27/96 1996 Chemdex 7/26/99 1999 ChipPAC 8/8/00 2000 Cholestech 6/26/92 1992 Chordiant 2/14/00 2000 Cidco 3/3/94 1994 Ciphergen 9/28/00 2000 Cirrus Logic 6/8/89 1989 CKS Group 12/14/95 1995 Clarent 7/1/99 1999 Clarify 11/3/95 1995 ClickSoftware 6/22/00 2000 Cobalt Networks 11/4/99 1999 Com21 5/21/98 1998 Commerce One 7/1/99 1999 CommTouch Software 7/11/99 1999 Computer Access Technology 11/10/00 2000 ComputerLiteracy.com 11/19/98 1998 Concentric Network 8/1/97 1997 Conceptus 2/1/96 1996 Conductus 8/5/93 1993 Connect 8/14/95 1996 Connective Therapeutics 1/31/96 1996 Conner Peripherals 4/12/88 1988 Computer History Museum 4 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Cooper & Chyan Technology 10/31/95 1996 Copper Mountain 5/12/99 1999 Cor Therapeutics 6/27/91 1991 Corio 7/20/00 2000 Cornerstone 9/9/93 1993 Corsair Communications 7/29/97 1997 CoSine 9/25/00 2000 Cotelligent Group 2/14/96 1996 Coulter Pharmaceutical 1/28/97 1997 Covad Communications Group 1/21/99 1999 Creative Technology 8/3/92 1992 Credence Systems 10/28/93 1993 Critical Path 3/29/99 1999 Crossworlds Software 6/1/00 2000 Crystallume 3/22/94 1994 Curon Medical 9/21/00 2000 Cybergold 8/22/99 1999 CyberSource 6/23/99 1999 Cygnus Therapeutic Systems 1/31/91 1991 Cylink 2/15/96 1996 Deltagen 8/2/00 2000 DepoMed 11/5/97 1997 Diamond Multimedia 4/12/95 1985 Digidesign 10/10/95 1995 Digital Generation Systems 2/8/96 1996 Digital Impact 11/22/99 1999 Digital Island 6/29/99 1999 Digital Link 1/31/94 1994 Digital Power 12/16/96 1996 Digital Video Systems 5/9/96 1996 DigitalThink 2/24/00 2000 Dionex 12/7/82 1982 Ditech 6/9/99 1999 Docent 9/29/00 2000 Document Imaging Systems 12/8/92 1992 Documentum 2/5/96 1996 DSP Communications 3/7/95 1995 DSP Group 2/11/94 1994 Durect 9/27/00 2000 E-LOAN 6/28/99 1999 e-Stamp 10/8/99 1999 Computer History Museum 5 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 E-Tek Dynamics 12/1/98 1998 E.piphany 9/21/99 1999 eBay 9/24/98 1998 Ecad 6/10/87 1987 Echelon 7/27/98 1998 Eclipse Surgical Technologies 5/31/96 1996 Edify 5/2/96 1996 eGain 9/23/99 1999 Egreetings 12/16/99 1999 Elantec 10/11/95 1995 Electroglas 5/4/93 1993 Electronics for Imaging 10/2/92 1992 Eloquent 2/16/00 2000 Embarcadero Technologies 4/19/00 2000 eMusic 9/24/99 1999 Enact 6/20/05 1998 EndoSonics 3/4/92 1992 EndoVascular Technologies 2/7/96 1996 Endwave 10/17/00 2000 EP Technologies 8/5/93 1993 EPIC Design Technology 10/26/94 1994 Equinix 8/10/00 2000 ESS Technology 10/5/95 1995 Etec 10/24/95 1995 Euphonix 8/22/95 1995 Evolve Software 8/9/00 2000 Exar 8/1/85 1985 Excite 4/3/96 1996 Exelixis 4/10/00 2000 Exodus 3/18/98 1998 Extensity 1/26/00 2000 Farallon Communications 6/12/96 1996 Faroudja 10/30/97 1997 FemRx 3/27/96 1997 Fiberstars 8/18/94 1994 Finisar 11/11/99 1999 Firefox 5/4/95 1995 First Pacific Networks 7/22/92 1992 First Virtual 4/29/98 1998 Flycast 5/4/99 6/21/1905 Fogdog Sports 12/8/99 1999 Computer History Museum 6 Robert M. Karr collection of IPO S-1 registration documents X8760.2019 Forte Software 3/11/96 1996 Foundry Networks 9/27/99 1999 Fractal Design 11/9/95 1995 Frame Technology 2/12/92 1992 Franklin Opthalmic Instruments 7/23/93 1993 Fresh Choice 12/9/92 1992 Fusion Medical Technologies 6/7/96 1996 Gadzoox Networks 7/19/99 1999 Galileo 7/28/97 1997 GaSonics International 3/21/94 1994 Genelabs Technologies 6/13/91 1991 General Magic 2/9/95 1995 General Surgical Innovations 6/10/96 1996 Genesys 6/16/97 1997 Geoworks 6/23/94 1994 Geron 7/30/96 1996 GetThere.com 11/22/99 1999 Gilead Sciences 1/22/92 1992 Global Village 2/24/94 1994 Glycomed 6/13/91 1991 GRIC Communications 12/14/99 1999 Gupta 2/4/93 1993 Gymboree 3/30/93 1993 Gynecare 11/22/95 1995 Hall Kinion 8/4/97 1997 Hambrecht & Quist Group 8/9/96 1996 Hana Biologics 6/5/86 1986 Handspring 6/20/00 2000 Harmonic Lightwaves 5/22/95 1995 Headlands Mortgage 2/4/98 1998 Health Systems Design 3/5/96 1996 HealthCentral.com 12/7/99 1999 HealthDesk 1/16/97 1997 Healtheon 2/10/99 1999 Heartport 4/25/96 1996 Hello Direct 4/7/95 1995 HiFn 3/26/99 1999 HMT Technology 3/13/96 1996 Hybrid Networks 11/12/97 1997 Hyseq 8/7/97 1997 IA 11/8/96 1996 Computer History Museum 7 Robert M.
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