The October AES show was being held in San Francisco that year, and six weeks before the show, it was decided that this would be the time and place to introduce IQS and unveil its new technology.

With such a short time to prepare, Bob worked non-stop to move his demonstration code into the then reasonably mature Windows 3.1 operating system. Working under the wire, he taught himself the Windows API and C Code simultaneously. He then ported the SAC and SAW interfaces into Windows, still managing to leave the core engine design in Assembly Language to maintain his high performance standards.