WordPerfect Corporation in 1992, where it became WordPerfect Works. This product was later discontinued after WordPerfect was acquired by Novell. The company also produced a few small Macintosh and PC utilities. Many former employees have continued to be involved in the software industry, such as Joe Holt who co-authored iMovie, and Alan Bird who worked on Eudora and the OneClick shortcut utility for Macintosh. Randy Brandt created Online Army Knife, an award-winning Macintosh spell checker, and continued publishing AppleWorks products through his JEM Software spin-off. Mark Munz created Deja ][, which allows AppleWorks to run under Mac OS X. The company's founder, Bert Kersey, started a model train company after selling Beagle Bros, and is now retired. Software References External links The Beagle Bros Online Museum The Beagle Brothers Software repository Beagle Bros' software at the Lost Classics Project Backyard Barn Owls — Beagle Bros' founder's current Web site about barn owls (includes contact link) American companies established in 1980 American companies disestablished in 1991 Apple II software Companies based in San Diego Software companies established in 1980 Software companies disestablished in 1991 Defunct companies based in California Defunct software companies of the United States Privately held companies based in California